Saint Constance's Mausoleum

Saint Constance is the mausoleum that between the years 324 and 326, the emperor Constanino constructed in Rome to bury his daughter Constance.

The church is structured into three concentric circles: an outer column that today is missing, a second circle bounded by a wall full of niches, covered by a barrel vault and separated from the third circle by a double colonnade, which had in it a luxurious center sarcophagus.