Baroque churches in Italy (1650–1700)

English: This page features media of selected Baroque churches in Italy whose construction began between 1650 and 1700. The buildings are sorted by year of groundbreaking. This gallery page does not include churches that are built before 1650 but subsequently converted into Baroque buildings.

1650s

Santa Teresa a Chiaia, Naples (1650–1662)

Architectː Cosimo Fanzago

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Santo Stefano, Lavagna (1650–1668)

Giovanni Battista Ghiso

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San Pietro ad Aram, Naples (1650–1690)

Pietro De Marino, Giovanni Mozzetta

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Santa Maria alla Porta, Milan (1652)

Francesco Maria Richini, Francesco Castelli

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Santi Ildefonso e Tommaso da Villanova, Rome (1652–1667)

Francesco Ferrari (facade)

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Sant'Agnese in Agone, Rome (1652–1672)

Girolamo Rainaldi, Carlo Rainaldi, Borromini, Bernini

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Santa Maria di Nazareth, Scalzi (1654–1705)

Baldassare Longhena

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Santa Maria dell’Aiuto, Naples (1656–1673)

Dionisio Lazzari

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San Girolamo della Carità, Rome (1657–1660)

Filippo Juvarra, Francesco Borromini

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Sant'Andrea al Quirinale, Rome (1658–1670)

Gian Lorenzo Bernini

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Chiesa del Pio Monte della Misericordia (1658–1678)

Francesco Antonio Picchiatti

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Santa Maria in Campitelli, Rome (1659–1667)

Carlo Rainaldi

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San Martino, Alzano Lombardo (1659–around 1669)

Gerolamo Quadrio; interior furnishing is partially added later (Rococo)

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Duomo di Massa (1660–1671)

Giovanni Francesco Bergamini, Alessandro Bergamini

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1660s

Santa Maria Assunta, Ariccia (1661–1665)

Gian Lorenzo Bernini; colonnades added later

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Sant'Orsola, Palermo (1662–?)

Giacomo Amato

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Santa Maria del Suffragio, Rome (1662–1669)

Carlo Rainaldi

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Santa Maria in Montesanto, Rome (1662–1679)

Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Carlo Fontana

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Compare to Maria dei Miracoli

Sant'Eufemia, Novara (1666–1698)

Pellegrino Tibaldi; choir (1775) is Rococo

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San Francesco d'Assisi a Monte Mario, chiesa vecchia, Rome (1667–1676)

Pietro Passalacqua (facade, 1728)

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San Lorenzo, Turin (1667–1680)

Guarino Guarini

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San Matteo, Lecce (1667–1700)

Achille Larducci

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Santa Teresa alla Kalsa, Palermo (1668–1706)

Giacomo Amato

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San Paolino Apostolo, Florence (1669–1693)

Giovanni Battista Balatri

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1670s

Santa Maria Maddalena, Rome (1673–1735)

Carlo Fontana; style is Rococo

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Santa Maria Annunziata delle Turchine, Rome (1675/1676)

Carlo Rainaldi, Marco Antonio Pioselli

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Santa Maria dei Miracoli, Rome (1675–1681)

Carlo Rainaldi

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Compare to Santa Maria in Montesanto

San Bonaventura al Palatino, Rome (1675–1689)

Francesco Barberini; Baroque

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Santa Maria Zobenigo, Venice (1678–1681)

Giuseppe Sardi

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Santa Maria della Pietà, Palermo (1678–1684)

Giacomo Amato

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Santa Margherita in Trastevere, Rome (1680–1683)

Carlo Fontana

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Sant'Anna, Lecce (1680–?)

Giuseppe Zimbalo?

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1680s

Santissimo Salvatore, Palermo (1682–1700)

Paolo Amato

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Santi Giuseppe e Orsola, Rome (1684–?)

Architect unknown; deconsecrated in 1839

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San Francesco Saverio, Palermo (1684–1710)

Angelo Italia

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Santa Maria della Vita, Bologna (1687–1690)

Giovanni Battista Bergonzoni

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Santa Chiara, Lecce (1687–1691)

Giuseppe Cino

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Santa Maria Assunta, Clusone (1688–1698)

Giovanni Battista Quadrio

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Santi Paolo e Bartolomeo, Alcamo (1689–1692)

Emanuele Cardona (facade)

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1690s

San Giovanni Gualberto, Livorno (1692–1697)

Architect unknown

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Santa Maria Maggiore, Ispica (1693–1696)

Rosario Gagliardi (modifications in the early 18th century)

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Santa Lucia alla Badia, Syracuse (1695–1705)

Luciano Caracciolo

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