Iglesia del Carmen

The Iglesia del Carmen is a church structure featuring a Baroque facade with smooth columns and ornate capitals at its entrance. Inside, you will find three altarpieces, with the central one kept simple while the side ones display elaborate columns and fine craftsmanship.

Construction began in 1717 on land granted by Sebastian Pedro Arraya and was completed by the late 1700s. The building emerged during a period of active religious construction and expansion in the city.

This place serves as a center for devotion to the Virgin of Carmen, a venerated figure in the local spiritual life. You can see how this religious focus shapes the interior decoration and how people gather here for prayer and worship.

This is a historic religious site, so visitors should approach with respect for sacred objects and be aware of any access restrictions. It is helpful to check ahead for opening times and learn if specific days may have limited or special visiting arrangements.

The building houses a silver tabernacle from the late 1600s that predates the church itself by several decades. This crafted piece was preserved and incorporated into the structure when it was completed.