Section 2
Architecture of the Baroque Period
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Italian Architecture in the Baroque Period
The highly theatrical Baroque architectural style dominated Italy in the 1600s.

Spanish Architecture in the Baroque Period
A particular strand of Baroque architecture evolved in Spain and its provinces and former colonies in the late 17th century.

English Architecture in the Baroque Period
English architecture during the 17th century can be characterized by its use of Palladian, Jacobean, and English Baroque styles.

French Architecture in the Baroque Period: Versailles
The Palace of Versailles was built during King Louis XIV's reign and contains 700 rooms, extensive gardens, and lavish decoration.