Chiesa di San Sebastiano: a jewel of the Renaissance with works by Paolo Veronese

Outside view of the classic church Chiesa di San Sebastiano in Venice

Venetian painting inside the church Chiesa di San Sebastiano in Venice

Highlights

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Your ticket for San Sebastiano is already included in your City Pass.
No advance booking is required for this attraction – your City Pass is your admission ticket

Life’s work of the artist Paolo Cagliari, better known as Paolo Veronese
Painting "The Martyr Santa Lucia" by Paolo Veronese
Tomb of the artist

Experience Venice like never before with the Venice City Pass and discover the masterpieces in the Chiesa di San Sebastiano

What awaits you on site

The Chiesa di San Sebastiano is a fascinating church in Venice that delights art lovers and history buffs alike. The church is particularly famous for being home to the life’s work of the artist Paolo Veronese. San Sebastiano, opened in its current form in 1546, contains a cycle of paintings, several paintings with scenes from the Old Testament, frescoes and the altarpiece by Veronese. A particular highlight in the Chiesa di San Sebastiano is his painting ‘The Martyr Santa Lucia’, an outstanding example of 16th century Venetian painting. Fittingly, the tomb of this famous artist is also located in the church.

How to get there

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Address:
Campo San Sebastiano, Localtà Dorsoduro, 30100 Venezia

Good to know

Opening hours
Monday to Saturday: 10.30 am – 1.30 pm and 2.30 pm – 5.00 pm
Last admission is at 4.15 pm.
The church is closed to visitors every Sunday, 1 January, Easter, 15 August and 25 December

Your ticket for San Sebastiano is already included in your City Pass.