Church of San Giovanni in Carbonara

A medieval church standing by the city walls, in a place where municipal rubbish was burned in the past. It was founded in the fourteenth century by Władysław Anegaweńskiego for the Augustinian monastery. Behind the baroque façade built in the 17th century, there is a raw, decorated only with stone sculptures and an interior altar, which contains the tombstones of the last kings of Naples from the Anjou dynasty.