Co-Cathedral of the Assumption, Chilapa

The Co-Cathedral of the Assumption stands with modern architectural elements, featuring clean lines and contemporary design principles in its structure and facade.

Following a destructive fire in 1930, architect Federico Mariscal led the reconstruction project that transformed the cathedral into its present architectural form.

The cathedral serves as the central religious institution in Chilapa, hosting numerous Catholic ceremonies and community gatherings throughout the liturgical calendar.

Located at coordinates 17.592222, -99.178056, the Co-Cathedral maintains regular hours for masses and accepts visitors who wish to explore its interior spaces.

This religious structure holds the distinction of being the fourth most significant cathedral in Mexico and functions as a co-cathedral for the Diocese of Chilpancingo-Chilapa.

Location: Guerrero

Architectural style: modern architecture

GPS coordinates: 17.59222,-99.17806

Latest update: March 6, 2025 07:32