Perhaps inevitably, the church's most elaborate ornament is the altar of St. Ignatius Loyola, covering the tomb of the Jesuits' Spanish founder in the left transept.
The altar of St. Ignatius Loyola covers the tomb of the Jesuit's Spanish founder.
Two pillars surviving from the Greek Temple of Apollo stand like a gateway, but the Spanish era has given it a charming 17th-century ambience of Baroque houses with iron balconies supported by floral carvings and an occasional stone nymph.