A church dedicated to Saint Sebastian, a Roman saint considered by the Catholic and Orthodox churches to be a martyr who was crucified by Emperor Diocletian. The church is located on the main square of Trogir, opposite the clock tower, between St. Mary's Church and the city's Legba. It was erected in 1476 as a thank you after saving the city from the plague. It is a beautiful church with its external structure and internal design, adorned with a group of statues of Saint Sebastian, as well as a statue of Christ and the tombs of some bishops.