Cathedral of Azogues

The Cathedral of Azogues features stone columns, large porticos, and geometric forms that reflect its architectural design principles through a symmetrical structure.

Construction of the Cathedral began in 1779, during a period when European architectural influences were spreading throughout South America's religious buildings.

The cathedral serves as the main religious center in Azogues, hosting numerous ceremonies and gatherings that connect the local community throughout the year.

The Cathedral maintains regular visiting hours and remains an active place of worship, with guided tours available for those interested in its architecture.

The building incorporates traditional Ecuadorian elements within its Neoclassical framework, creating a distinct fusion of European and South American design elements.

Location: Azogues

Inception: 1779

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

GPS coordinates: -2.73808,-78.84723

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:10