Chapel of the Conqueress of the Immaculate Conception

The Chapel of the Conqueress of the Immaculate Conception features traditional Spanish colonial architecture with stone walls and a central altar dedicated to Virgin Mary.

Established in 1524 during the Spanish colonization period, this religious structure stands as one of the earliest Catholic buildings constructed in Guatemala.

The chapel maintains regular religious services and ceremonies, serving as a central gathering point for Catholic faithful in the Salcajá community.

Located at coordinates 14.881389, -91.459444, the chapel welcomes visitors daily and offers guided tours explaining its architectural and historical elements.

The interior walls display original colonial-era religious artworks and decorative elements that represent the initial period of Catholic influence in Central America.

Location: Salcajá

Inception: 1524

GPS coordinates: 14.88139,-91.45944

Latest update: March 3, 2025 09:41