Basilica di Santa Sabina

The Basilica di Santa Sabina is a historic church in Rome, built in the 5th century. Known for its elegant, simple design, it features a classical Roman style with brick walls and large windows that let in natural light. Its architecture influenced many later churches, highlighting early Christian church design. Inside, it has important religious relics and artistic elements, including a beautiful wooden door with detailed carvings. Serving as a place of worship for centuries, it embodies the transition from Roman architectural traditions to early Christian church construction.