A unique New Spanish chapel built alongside the old Royal Road that connected the towns of Coyoacán and San Ángel. 

According to legends, there are two versions regarding its construction: one claims that Pedro de Alvarado ordered its construction, while the other states that it was built as a fulfillment of a vow to Saint Anthony of Padua by some smugglers who were freed from prison.

It is a 17th-century Mexican Baroque construction, located in front of one of the few remaining colonial bridges that served as the entrance to Coyoacán. 

Inside, it houses three beautiful paintings: one of the Holy Family, another of Saint John Nepomucene, and one of the Virgin of Guadalupe.