Cathedral of St. Sabina

The Cathedral of St. Sabina is a historic church located in Rome, Italy, dedicated to Saint Sabina, an early Christian martyr. Built in the 5th century, it features a simple yet majestic design with a large nave, long aisles, and a prominent facade. The church is renowned for its well-preserved early Christian mosaics and architecture, reflecting the transition from the Roman basilica to medieval church design. It remains an active place of worship and is considered a significant example of early Christian religious architecture, offering insight into the spiritual and artistic history of Rome.