📜 Ancient church in Rome, dedicated to Saint George. Located in the historic Velabrum area, near the Arch of Janus and the well-preserved Arch of the Argentarii, an ancient Roman monument commissioned by money-changers in 204 AD and partly incorporated into the church.
🏛️ Explore Paleochristian and Romanesque architecture, including an ancient Roman monument with rich history and imperial iconography.
🎨 Admire 13th-century frescoes, possibly by Pietro Cavallini.
📖 Discover a site linked to the Romulus and Remus legend and relics of St. George, and the intriguing legend of hidden treasure associated with the Arch of the Argentarii.
💣 Learn about its restoration after a 1993 terrorist attack.
🚶♂️ Easy access to nearby Roman monuments.
⚠️ Mass times are subject to change; always contact the church to confirm.
🌊 Area historically prone to flooding, check river levels if concerned.
⚠️ The Basilica has an irregular plan and repurposed columns due to frequent additions.
📞 Contact the church for current mass schedules.
🚶 Easy to access, located in a hidden corner of the city.
🕒 Holy Mass: Mon-Fri 07:00, Sat-Sun & holidays 08:30. Masses held in church Apr-Nov, in convent chapel Dec-Mar.
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