The church of Our Lady of the Rosary was built in Marino by Giuseppe Sardi, a pupil of Bernini, and was completed in 1713.
The church was attached to the convent of Dominican nuns built in 1675.
In the portal is the Dominican order's symbol: a dog with flaming torch in mouth.
The interior is in the Rococo style with white stucco and the church has a central dome.
In the main altar wall you can admire a painting of the Madonna attributed to the school of Mino da Fiesole of the fifteenth century.
The church is located in the so-called "Giardinaccio" (garden), what remains of the two magnificent gardens of the Colonna princes.
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