An exuberant rhythmic concave exterior facing the Piazza Navona, built in the 17th century started by one set of architects
and then continued by Borromini and Bernini. The facade nicely embraces the Four Rivers fountain by Bernini in front of the building; which is interesting given the men's rivalry throughout their lives
The polychromed interior is a wonderful contrast to the white travertine limestone. A Greek cross plan is laid out under an impressive dome depicting St Agnes's ascent into heaven. Yet another church in Rome worth your time and attention.