Baroque - definition of architectural style
What is Baroque?
Estimated period of occurence (1600 - 1800)
This architecture style appeared in Rome and was developed since the first years of XVII century to almost all the XVIII century. Was born on Rome and was expanded everywhere. The main characteristic was the use of compositions which mixed curved lines, ellipses and spirals and complex figures. On late years of XVIII century adopted an over expressed baroque form which was called Rococo style.
Recommended sights
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Church of the Gesu
in Rome -
Piazza Navona (Navona Square)
in Rome -
Palais Royal
in Paris -
Antico Caffè Greco
in Rome -
The Capitoline Hill
in Rome -
The Trevi Fountain
in Rome -
Alhambra
in Granada -
La Mercè Basilica
in Barcelona -
Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kiev
in Kiev -
Santa Maria del Popolo
in Rome -
Pope's summer residence in Castel G...
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The Spanish Stairs
in Rome -
Basilica of St. John Lateran
in Rome -
Kiev Pechersk Lavra
in Kiev -
Porto Cathedral
in Porto -
Fara Church in Poznań
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The Star House in Torun
in Toruń -
Schönbrunn Palace
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St. Peter in Zurich
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Sanctuary of Virgin Nuria
in Vall de Núria
Cities with project in this style
- Warsaw (10)
- Rome (9)
- Venice (8)
- Poznań (6)
- Copenhagen (5)
- Cracow (4)
- City of London (4)
- Paris (4)
- Kiev (4)
- Granada (3)
- Budapest (3)
- Seville (3)
- Madrid (3)
- Berlin (2)
- San Sebastián (2)
- Lviv (2)
- Oslo (2)
- Cuenca (2)
- Toledo (2)
- Santiago De Compostela (2)
- Vienna (2)
- Gdańsk (2)
- Palma (2)
- Barcelona (2)
- Toruń (2)
- Amsterdam (2)
- Catania (1)
- Vall de Núria (1)
- Łódź (1)
- Valencia (1)
- Frederiksberg (1)
- Sandomierz (1)
- Palermo (1)
- Kamień Śląski (1)
- Moszna (1)
- Castel Gandolfo (1)
- Duszniki-Zdrój (1)
- Częstachowa (1)
- Wrocław (1)
- Wałbrzych (1)
- Brussels (1)
- Prague (1)
- Vatican City (1)
- Karpacz (1)
- Maincy (1)
- Saint Petersburg (1)
- Brussels (1)
- Lisbon (1)
- Pontedeume (1)
- Szczyrk (1)
- Munich (1)
- Dampierre-en-Yvelines (1)
- Zurich (1)
- Tarragona (1)
- Białystok (1)
- Antwerp (1)
- Porto (1)
- Dubrovnik (1)
- Rogalin (1)
- Frankfurt Am Main (1)
- Maisons-laffitte (1)
- Tel Aviv (1)