Church of San Giovanni Crisostomo

A small, single-nave utility church by the Greek Catholic community of Bari. It was built in the 11th century, but has been redeveloped several times since its inception, which led to blurring of style features. The building is very simple, and the only decorative element of the facade is a stone, carved portal and a turret. The interior is covered with a drained ceiling, and above the presbytery an early Gothic cross vault. The nave is separated from the presbytery by a modern iconostasis.