The Church of Saint Sebastian (Venice)

The Church of Saint Sebastian in Venice, also known as San Sebastian, is a historic Roman Catholic church dating back to the 16th century. Located near the Zattere promenade, it exemplifies Renaissance architecture with elegant design and spiritual significance. The church was built to honor Saint Sebastian, a martyr and protector against the plague. Inside, visitors find beautiful artwork, including paintings and frescoes, reflecting its religious and artistic heritage. The church's serene setting and historic architecture make it a notable landmark for those interested in Venice’s religious and cultural history.