What you'll hear inside Church of St. John of Jerusalem outside the Walls:

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  South Baroque Chapel

  The Southern Baroque Chapel is a structure attached to the south side of the church, built in 1736, which stands in stylistic contrast to the church's original Romanesque fabric.

• 2
  Crypt of the Hospitaller Commanders

  The Crypt of the Hospitaller Commanders lies beneath the Baroque chapel attached to the south side of the church, built in 1736.

• 3
  Late Gothic Triptych of the 16th Century

  This late Gothic triptych from the 16th century hangs on the nave wall of the church and is a notable example of religious artwork from the period.

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  Romanesque Western Portal

  The Romanesque western portal stands out as the most distinctive feature of this architectural ensemble.