Santissima Trinità degli Spagnoli in Via Condotti

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Exterior
Nave, Apse, counterfacade
Sanctuary
Chapel of the Sacret Heart Chapel of St Agnes Chapel of St John de Matha Chapel of Mary Immaculate Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel of St Felix of Valois Chapel of Santa Caterina d'Alexxandria

The Church of the Holy Trinity of the Spanish, is an 18th century convent church of Rome in the Campo Marzio, the beginning of Via Condotti, near the Spanish Steps.

For reference, a plan of the church is available here.

History

The church and adjoining monastery were built by the Spanish Trinitarians between 1741 and 1746, under Pope Benedict XIV. The architect was the Portuguese Emmanuel Rodriguez dos Santos. The interior decoration was completed by the Spanish architect José de Hermosilla y Sandoval. In 1784, the church and convent came under the direct protection of the Spanish monarchy.

The church underwent the first renovation and upgrades, completed in 1788.

In 1895 the church was assigned to the Spanish Dominicans, who remain in charge. The convent is now described as a Cultural Institution and College of Religious.