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You'll have to walk up the stairs and then cross the yard towards the left entrance. The church is richly decorated, I was especially fascinated by the several very expressive sculptures. If in the area you should go and check them out.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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Chiesa San Giovanni a Carbonara in Via Carbonara è un po' dimenticata considerato lo stato ma se siete a Napoli visitatela. Sa Giovanni a Carbonara Church it is not famous as others Church it Look that people they have forgotten to take care of it but if you are in Napoli take time to visit it.…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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The imaginative double-flighted staircase leads to the outstanding opulent 14th century chapel of Santa Monica. It contains grandiose funerary monument, with seated statues dominating the single-nave interior. Loved the tiles, coloured Tuscan, beneath the monument.. the harmonious capella is worth tarrying longer…
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Date of experience: May 2019
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I went to this church by myself one morning and it is a beautiful little Church. It is well maintained and not too big. Like many churches in Naples it will benefit from some work to keep it maintained properly but still nice to visit.
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Date of experience: July 2019
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Interesting facade but nothing compared to the amazing interior. Lovely Gothic tombs, but the Capella Caracciolo del Sole is not to be missed. Paved in colored Tuscan tiles that are imaginative and charming.
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Date of experience: June 2019
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