SoundSeeing Rome Vatican City - The center of the Catholic faith lies in a tiny city-state governed by the Pope. The largest Christian church is built upon the grave of the apostle Peter. There are plenty of reasons to visit Saint Peter’'s, one of which is Michelangelo’'s dome. And to receive a blessing from the Pope is, of course, also a good reason.
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