St. John Square
Civic amphitheater and meeting place of the district
Piazza San Giovanni 84073 Sapri SA
The amphitheater in Piazza San Giovanni is indicated as a place consecrated to the memory of the civilian martyrs of 08/15/1943.
The square’s civic vocation goes hand in hand with the nearby Parish of St. John the Baptist, which enlivens the area with community activities.
Central urban space with an amphitheater: site of the city ceremony on August 15 in memory of the 1943 bombings and a place for public initiatives. A short walk from the railway station and served by bus stops.
Why visit
To experience the neighborhood’s life and Sapri’s civic memory, between open-air events and quick connections to the station and main street.
How to get there
From the Railway Station (Piazza Vittorio Veneto) 1 minute on foot to the square; adjacent “Sapri – P.za S. Giovanni” bus stop.
Useful tips
- On August 15 the official commemoration of the 1943 bombings takes place.
- Check with the Municipality/associations for evening events in the amphitheater.
Nearby
- Piazza Vittorio Veneto (Railway Station).
- Corso Garibaldi.
- Church of St. John the Baptist.
Frequently asked questions
On August 15, with a service and wreath-laying at the Piazza San Giovanni amphitheater.
Yes: the square is a short walk from the Railway Station and served by the “Sapri – P.za S. Giovanni” bus stop.