The Four Holy Doors in Rome Jubilee Tour is a spiritual and historical journey designed for Catholic pilgrims. It offers an opportunity to experience the sacred significance of four major basilicas in the city: St. Peter’s Basilica, St. John Lateran, St. Paul Outside the Walls, and Santa Maria Maggiore. These doors are symbolically linked to the Holy Year of Jubilee, which is celebrated every 25 years, but also for specific indulgences granted by the Pope. 

During the tour, pilgrims are guided through each basilica, where they will be introduced to the history and significance of the Holy Doors, which are opened only during Jubilee Years. The tour typically starts at St. Peter’s Basilica, the heart of Catholicism, where the Holy Door opens to welcome the faithful. The journey continues to St. John Lateran, the Pope’s cathedral, followed by St. Paul Outside the Walls, which holds the tomb of St. Paul, and finally to Santa Maria Maggiore, home to relics of the Virgin Mary.

Along the way, the guide explains the importance of indulgences, the history of each basilica, and the spiritual benefits of the pilgrimage. The tour provides a deep, enriching experience for those seeking to connect with the roots of Catholic tradition in the Eternal City.