San Marco in Sylvis, Afragola

A church at the site is first documented from 1179, patronized by King William II of Sicily. The church has undergone various reconstructions over the centuries, including a major refurbishment in 1563 It contains a series of 16th century frescoes.^[1] It putatively contains a stone upon which St Mark sat, which is venerated for its ability to heal the sick through miracles.^[2]

40°55′08.3″N 14°19′26.6″E / 40.918972°N 14.324056°E / 40.918972; 14.324056