The Teatro di San Carlo is a baroque-style church in Italy, modeled after Sant'Andrea della Valle in Rome, designed by Italian architect Agostino Barelli. In 1690, his successor Enrico Zuccalli added a pair of 71-meter-high dome towers outside the original plan. The Rococo-style facade was not completed until 1768 by Francesco de Sanctis. Its Mediterranean appearance and yellow color have become famous symbols of the city and have had a great influence on Baroque architecture in southern Germany.