Royal College of the Holy Spirit of the Society of Jesus: Raking view of facade from sloped street below

With two commanding towers and an impressive baroque dome (designed by Andr\u00E9s Garc\u00EDa de Qui\u00F1ones in the mid-18th century).\u000a\u000aLa Clerec\u00EDa (17th-18th centuries), a Jesuit complex including Baroque collegium (theological seminary), cloister and a church with a large fa\u00E7ade. This fine example of Spanish baroque architecture has belonged to the Pontificia University since 1941. King Felipe III was responsible for ordering its construction in 1617 and the work took almost 50 years to complete. With two commanding towers and an impressive baroque dome (designed by Andr\u00E9s Garc\u00EDa de Qui\u00F1ones in the mid-18th century).