San Giovanni a Carbonara

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San Giovanni a Carbonara is a historic Gothic church and former monastery in Naples, Italy, renowned for its elaborate funerary monuments to Neapolitan royalty and nobility.

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San Giovanni a Carbonara canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic church
church
former monastery
altarpieceStyle Baroque
architecturalStyle Gothic architecture
builtIn 14th century
cityQuarter San Lorenzo district of Naples
completedIn 15th century
constructionStart 14th century
containsTombOf King Ladislaus of Naples
linked to: Ladislaus of Naples

Neapolitan nobles
Queen Joanna II of Naples
linked to: Joanna II of Naples

members of the Caracciolo family
country Italy
dedicatedTo Saint John the Baptist
linked to: John the Baptist
denomination Roman Catholic
foundedAs Augustinian monastery
frescoesStyle Renaissance
hasArtworkBy Andrea Ciccione
Giacomo della Pila
Tommaso Malvito
hasBellTower yes
hasFacade Gothic facade
hasPart Caracciolo del Sole chapel
Caracciolo di Vico chapel
Somma chapel
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chapel of King Ladislaus
cloister
main nave
sacristy
side chapels
heritageDesignation part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Historic Centre of Naples
locatedIn Campania
Naples
historic center of Naples
material stone
notableFor Renaissance funerary sculpture
funerary monuments of Neapolitan nobility
funerary monuments of Neapolitan royalty
openToPublic yes
religiousOrder Augustinians
roofType vaulted ceiling
usedFor burials
religious services
tourism

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Joanna II of Naples burialPlace San Giovanni a Carbonara