Iglesia de Santo Domingo

This historic Catholic temple is a prominent example of colonial Baroque architecture, with construction dating back to 1540. It is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and serves as a key landmark of religious heritage. The building is a central component of the Ruta de la Espiritualidad and the Siete Cruces route.

The interior houses an extensive and valuable collection of religious art from the Escuela Quiteña (Quito School). A major architectural and artistic highlight is the Capilla de la Virgen del Rosario, which stands out among the various side chapels integrated into the structure.

The site functions as a church building incorporated with a parish hall. It represents the artistic history and colonial development of the region and is recognized as a significant cultural masterpiece.