The Oratorio di San Sebastiano is located in the historic 'La Pigna' district of Sanremo. It's best reached on foot as the old town is largely pedestrianized. If arriving by car, park outside the historic center and walk in.

As it's in an old historic center, access might involve walking on uneven surfaces or stairs. It's part of the charming, albeit sometimes challenging, old town of Sanremo.

The Oratorio di San Sebastiano has very limited opening hours, typically only on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. It's advisable to confirm these hours locally or check for any special event openings.

Entry is usually free, as it's a historical oratory often managed by volunteers. However, donations are often appreciated to help with its upkeep.

The standard opening times are very restricted, primarily Saturdays. Special openings have occurred during events like 'Sanremo in Fiore,' so keeping an eye on local event calendars is recommended.

Inside, you can admire the historical architecture and notable frescoes by Maurizio Carrega from the 18th century. It's a small but historically significant space.

It was built in the early 16th century as a votive offering by citizens after they survived the plague epidemic of 1502, dedicated to San Sebastiano, the patron saint against pestilence.

Yes, the oratory is situated in the Piazzetta Oratorio dei Dolori, which features a characteristic public fountain at its center, adding to the charm of the historic square.

Generally, photography for personal use is permitted, but it's always best to check for any specific signage or ask volunteers on-site. Flash photography might be restricted to protect the frescoes.

The Piazzetta Oratorio dei Dolori with the fountain offers a nice exterior shot. The narrow, charming streets of the La Pigna district surrounding the oratory also provide excellent photographic opportunities.