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Architecture of Italy

Periods and styles
Ancient Roman Romanesque Gothic Renaissance and Mannerist Baroque Rococo Neoclassical Fascist Modern and contemporary
Palaces and gardens
List of palaces in Italy Italian Renaissance garden Giardino all'italiana
Notable works
St. Peter's Basilica Santa Maria del Fiore
Notable architects
Vitruvius Palladio Pietro da Cortona Leon Battista Alberti Giacomo della Porta Filippo Brunelleschi Donato Bramante Michele Sanmicheli Francesco Borromini Bernini Carlo Maderno Michelangelo Filippo Juvarra Giò Ponti Aldo Rossi Renzo Piano List of Italian architects
By region
North-Western Italian architecture North-Eastern Italian architecture Central Italian architecture Southern Italian architecture
Other topics
Timeline of architectural trends Sicilian baroque Trullo Venetian Gothic architecture
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Italian Baroque architecture refers to Baroque architecture in Italy.

Italian Baroque architecture

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