Baroque & Rococo architecture

Santa Croce Basilica, Lecce (Italy, 1549 - 1695)

Frascati Cathedral (Italy,  1599 - 1636. Architect:  Ottaviano Nonni)

Santissima Annunziata sanctuary, Gaeta (Italy, consacrated in 1354. Restaured in 1621 - 1677. Architects:  Andrea and Jacopo Lazzari)

Sant'Andrea al Quirinale, Rome (Italy, 1658- 1678. Architect:  Gian Lorenzo Bernini)

 Barberini Palace, Rome (Italy, 1625-1633. Architects: Gian Lorenzo Bernini,  Carlo Maderno & Francesco Borromini)

Altieri Palace, Rome (Rome,  1650–1655 and 1670–1676. Architect:  Giovanni Antonio De Rossi )

Santa Caterina a Magnanapoli church, Rome (Italy, 1608 - 1641. Architect: Giovanni Battista Soria ) 

Santa Maria della Vittoria Church, Rome (Italy, 1605 - 1620. Architects: Carlo Maderno, Giovanni Battista Soria)

Sant’Ignazio Church, Rome (Italy, 1626 - 1650. Architect: Orazio Grassi. Frescoes by Andrea Pozzo)

Sant'Andrea della Valle church, Rome (Italy, 1590 - 1690. Architects: Francesco Grimaldi, Carlo Maderno)

Royal Palace, Stockholm (Sweden, 1697 - 1760, architect: Nicodemus Tessin the Younger and Carl Hårleman )

Belén church, Cajamarca (Peru, finished in 1744, architect: José de Morales)

St. Paul's Cathedral, Mdina (Malta, 1697 - 1702, architect:  Lorenzo Gafa)

St. Peter and St. Paul's Church, Vilnius (Lithuania, 1668 - 1704, architect:  Jan Zaor, Giambattista Frediani )

Church of St. Johns, Vilnius (Lithuania, built in the late XIV century, reconstructed in  1738–1748. Architect: Johann Christoph Glaubitz )

Rundāle Palace (Latvia, 1736 - 1768, architect; Bartolomeo Rastrelli)

Jelgava Palace (Latvia, 1738 - 1772, Architect: Bartolomeo Rastrelli)