IGLESIA DE SAN CRISTOBAL1
IGLESIA DE SAN CRISTOBAL1

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Built from 1756 to 1796, it was the last church erected in the Spanish province of Yucatan.

It is a beautiful construction that, on its facade, at the main entrance, bears a Latin inscription sunk within a tall, semicircular arch that resembles a large shell.

Inside, it houses a large image of the Virgin of Guadalupe. In fact, Guadalupe devotees come every year to pay their devotion to this image.

In front of the temple, there is a pleasant park and ice cream parlors that are famous for their delicious ice cream.

Location

Calle 50 X 69, Barrio San Cristobal, Mérida, Yuc.

 

Iglesia de San Cristóbal

WHITE CITY EMBRACED BY THE MAYA WORLD

 

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