Basilica di Santa Restituta

church · 300 AD – 2100 AD

The Basilica of Santa Restituta is a Christian church in Naples, Italy. It is considered the oldest Christian basilica in the city. Tradition assigns its foundation to Constantine I, and the Liber Pontificalis identifies him as patron in a passage from the life of Pope Sylvester I. The Christian church may have occupied a location that was formerly home to a temple of Apollo.

Coordinates
40.85288, 14.25935
Dating
attested

Sources

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