Best places: Religions in Guatemala City, Guatemala

This large Roman Catholic church is known for its Baroque architecture & image of a Black Christ.

👍👍 Beautiful decorations inside and great architecture

👍👍 Beautiful building and grounds. We were told that worship services are currently not being held due to COVID-19. The guards in the entry box were friendly. Looking forward to returning and visiting when the temple reopens.

👍👍 Preparing for the great day of Good Friday in Santo Domingo Church accompanying the venerated Image of the Christ of Love in his Anointing and vexation.

Iconic church dating to 1767 featuring an ornate yellow facade & adjacent convent ruins.

👍 Catholic church founded by the Spanish after their entry into the region Located in the Historic Center, in front of the Central Park. It consists of an old crossed-out baroque style. Meters behind the new contemporary facade. It contains two revered images inside. A) The Just Christ Judge, interve...

👍👍 Very pretty church and I have always been able to find parking right in front easily when Mass is not going on. There is also a market across the street that has typical Guatemalan crafts as well as wooden kitchenwares and locally made sweets.

👍 Walking around Guatemala City downtown on one of the main streets that take you directly to the main square, you can find this colorful church next to another beautiful building. 🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹

👍👍 I don't even know where to begin with this place. Originally we had booked a Apt nearby. The plan was to walk over for meals and the prayer services. When I went to book the meals I saw that they had sleeping options as well. Let's just say that changed everything for us. We spent 10 days over the h...

👍👍 If you start form Peter of Saint Joseph Betancur (Santo Hermano Pedro) Church you can walk and follow what is called the stations of the cross. The walk ends in Santa Ana at the El Calvario where the last Station of the Cross is presented for viewing. In the court yard of this Church is a tree. On...

Ruins of a 16th-century cathedral largely destroyed by earthquake in 1773 & only partially rebuilt.

Landmark cathedral consecrated in 1815, with an imposing neoclassical facade & an opulent interior.

👍👍 Stunning place full of history

👍👍 A very beautiful church, its design is unique and very distinctive. We look forward to having another event at your facility.

👍👍 So beautiful

👍👍 Available staff from Monday to Sunday, always willing to assist with information. They also provide medical attention and able to address any needs promptly. The gardens are extremely beautiful and peaceful, provide the perfect environment for contemplation.

This Catholic church is known for its ornate Gothic features & European architectural influences.