Saint Sebastian (The Basilica of Saint Sebastian Outside the Walls in Rome)

The Basilica of Saint Sebastian Outside the Walls in Rome is one of the early Christian churches built over the burial site of Saint Sebastian, a Roman soldier and Christian martyr. Constructed in the 4th century, it is renowned for its historical significance and ancient Roman catacomb surroundings. The basilica features beautiful mosaics and architecture from different periods, reflecting its long history. It serves as a place of religious importance and pilgrimage, commemorating Saint Sebastian’s sacrifice and the early Christian community’s resilience. The church’s outdoor status refers to its location outside the ancient city walls of Rome.