Basilica of Santa Sabina

The Basilica of Santa Sabina in Rome is an early Christian church built in the 5th century, notable for its elegant Romanesque architecture and its preserved ancient features. It features a rectangular layout with a high, wooden roof, large windows with simple glass, and ornate carved doors symbolizing biblical stories. As one of the oldest basilicas in Rome still standing, it serves as a significant religious and historical site, reflecting the early Christian community's architectural and spiritual expression. Its serene atmosphere offers insight into the foundational years of Christianity and ancient Roman craftsmanship.