Religiøse steder i Valladolid

Historic Churches of Valladolid

Valladolid’s religious landscape is defined by 16th-century Franciscan architecture and the 'fortress-convent' style. This collection spans from the monumental San Bernardino de Siena complex to the unique north-south oriented Cathedral of San Gervasio. These sites showcase Spanish baroque influences, Moorish-style arches, and indigenous craftsmanship, with several structures built using stones reclaimed from nearby Mayan archaeological sites.

Historic Churches of Valladolid — Kort

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San Bernardino de Siena Convent

An important Franciscan edifice that has retained its importance into present days. It also holds many interesting events on its precincts.

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Cathedral of San Gervasio

The 16th century cathedral built in a showy colonial style with Spanish baroque influences is worth stopping by.

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Convento de Candelaria

An 18th-century church featuring a distinct red facade and Moorish-style arches. It is dedicated to the Virgin of Candelaria and includes a small courtyard and cloister.

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Templo y Ex Convento de Santiago Domingo

Located in nearby Uayma, this 17th-century former convent is known for its facade decorated with stars, rosettes, and the Habsburg double-headed eagle, constructed using stones from Mayan ruins.

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Iglesia Principal de Tixhualactún

Colonial-era village church serving the community of Tixhualactún.

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Iglesia principal de Nohsuytún

Small rural church in the community of Nohsuytún.

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Iglesia principal de Chan Yokdzonot

Local community church in Chan Yokdzonot.

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Iglesia de Kanxoc

A historic church in a significant Mayan community that played a prominent role during the 19th-century Caste War.

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