The richly baroque Chiesa dei Girolamini features two facades; the more-imposing 18th-century option can be admired from Piazza dei Girolamini on Via dei Tribunali. The real highlights, however, are next door in the 17th-century convent. The first is the beautiful main cloister, complete with faded majolica tiles. The second is the upstairs art gallery, featuring local greats like Luca Giordano, Battista Caracciolo and Giuseppe de Ribera.