Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Zipaquirá

The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity stands prominently on the north side of Comuneros Square with a symmetrical facade and grand columns.

Construction of this religious edifice began in 1805 under architect Domingo de Petrés and reached completion with its consecration in November 1916.

The cathedral functions as the principal temple of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Zipaquirá, serving the spiritual needs of the local community.

Regular mass services take place throughout the week, with special ceremonies held during important Catholic celebrations and religious festivities.

The cathedral shares its location with another religious structure, as Zipaquirá hosts both this traditional church and an underground salt cathedral.

Location: Zipaquirá

Inception: 1805

Architects: Domingo de Petrés

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

GPS coordinates: 5.02361,-74.00361

Latest update: March 3, 2025 12:58