Civico Tempio di San Sebastiano Review

San Sebastiano is a circular church rich in frescoes and altars. It is called the Civic Temple. It was founded in the seventeenth century and later belonged to the Pestela family. Historically, it has also been associated with the plague in Milan. The church also distributes food to people in need every week.

Here, the interior frescoes are different in many churches directly hanging on the walls, and there are some frames to decorate. The paintings in front of the main hall were filled with white candles, and beside them was a statue of a worshipper who seemed to be conducting music. The roof next to the circular dome can also be seen. The lattice glass carved below is not too large, and the light will not be bright. The small scale makes the downtown area even near the Cathedral of Milan very quiet.

There won't be a lot of people here, and it won't be very crowded. The art and window decoration here are really beautiful.

San Sebastiano is so beautiful. The building itself is a work of art. It looks very shocking.

It feels really good 85 points are always there.