THE BASILICA OF SAN GIORGIO in Velabro is a religious building located in Rome, edificated on the former swampy area of Velabro and dedicated to Saint George. The origins of the church are not clear. It’s mentioned in various Early Middle documents, but these could also be a nod to a separate building. 

The current church was likely constructed in the 7th-century and was restored several times over its history. This included many additions that radically altered the original appearance of the building. The last major restoration work occurred during the 1920s.