Cities of Dalmatia also got baroque towers and bastions incorporated in their old walls, like the ones in Pula, Šibenik or Hvar. But biggest Baroque undertaking happened in Dubrovnik in the 17th century after the catastrophic earthquake in 1667 when the almost entire city was destroyed. In Baroque style were rebuilt "the church of St Vlaho" on the main square (1715), "Main Cathedral" and "Jesuit college" with "church of St Ignatius". Paolo Passalaqua united several of those baroque masterpieces with his "Jesuit Stairway". That beautiful wide stone stairway with series of convexities and concavities and strong balustrade (reminiscent of famous "Spain Stairway Square" in Rome) actually connected two separate baroque parts of the city - the Jesuit church above and "Ivan Gundulić Square" below.