Religious sites in Mexico City
Historic Churches and Temples
This collection highlights the diverse architectural and religious history of Mexico City, spanning from 16th-century colonial foundations to mid-century modernism. The list features the historic center’s Iglesia de Jesús Nazareno, which houses the remains of Hernán Cortés, alongside the Baroque artistry of Coyoacán’s colonial chapels. It also includes striking contemporary structures like the Mexico City Mexico Temple and the modernist Parroquia de San Agustin in Polanco.
La Conchita
An 18th-century Baroque chapel in Coyoacán built atop a pre-Hispanic altar. It is noted for its Churrigueresque style and its location within the historic Plaza de la Concepción.
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