Immaculate Conception Cathedral, Concepción

The Immaculate Conception Cathedral features colonial design elements, including a bell tower, wooden altars, and religious art that combines Catholic and local influences.

The cathedral emerged during the Jesuit missions of Chiquitos in the 17th century, when missionaries established religious centers to educate indigenous populations.

The cathedral hosts religious ceremonies and festivals throughout the year, bringing together residents of Concepción and surrounding communities in Santa Cruz Department.

Located at coordinates -16.135583, -62.022944, the cathedral maintains regular opening hours and provides guided tours explaining its architectural and religious elements.

The cathedral contains interior decorations that demonstrate the fusion between European religious art and indigenous craftsmanship specific to the Chiquitos region.

Location: Concepción, Santa Cruz

Location: Santa Cruz Department

GPS coordinates: -16.13558,-62.02294

Latest update: March 7, 2025 14:57