San Giovanni
San Giovanni is the Italian form of Saint John.
San Giovanni is the name of the addition of the following places:
- Borgo San Giovanni
- Castel San Giovanni
- Fornovo San Giovanni
- Luserna San Giovanni
- Monte San Giovanni Campano
- Monte San Giovanni in Sabina
- Motta San Giovanni
- Penna San Giovanni
- Rocca San Giovanni
- Sale San Giovanni
- Sesto San Giovanni
- Villa San Giovanni
- Villa San Giovanni in Tuscia
- San Giovanni a Piro
- San Giovanni al Natisone
- San Giovanni Bianco
- San Giovanni d' Asso
- San Giovanni del Dosso
- San Giovanni di Gerace
- San Giovanni Gemini
- San Giovanni Ilarione
- San Giovanni Incarico
- San Giovanni in Croce
- San Giovanni in Fiore
- San Giovanni in Galdo
- San Giovanni in Marignano
- San Giovanni in Persiceto
- San Giovanni la Punta
- San Giovanni Lipioni
- San Giovanni Lupatoto
- San Giovanni Rotondo
- San Giovanni Suergiu
- San Giovanni Teatino
- San Giovanni Valdarno
- San Giovanni (Rome), district of Rome
San Giovanni is the name of the following churches:
- Baptistery of San Giovanni in Florence
- San Giovanni Battista ( Villamar )
- San Giovanni de Butris in Umbria
- San Giovanni in Rome Decollato
- San Giovanni di Dio in Florence
- San Giovanni dei Fiorentini in Rome
- San Giovanni in Laterano in Rome
- San Giovanni in Oleo in Rome
- San Giovanni a Porta Latina in Rome
- San Giovanni in Venere, Fossacesia
- Called Santi Giovanni e Paolo ( church in Venice), also Zanipolo
- Santi Giovanni e Paolo ( Church of Rome )