This church located on Plaza de Armas was built in the 19th century and is similar to European churches. Maybe because it was designed by the French architect Herbage. All tough not visible from the exterior, the stained glass art work was for us the most attractive element of the church. Next to that the arched painted ceiling and organ were also eye catchers.
Deze kerk gelegen op Plaza de Armas werd gebouwd gedurende de 19de eeuw en vertoont gelijkenissen met Europese kerken. Misschien omdat ze werd ontworpen door de Franse architect Herbage. Alhoewel dit niet zichtbaar is aan de buitenzijde vonden we de sierglazen de meest attractieve elementen van de kerk. Daarnaast konden we zeker het orgel en plafond waarderen.
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i like the lightness of the interior. the wood and stained glass are not too darkening.
ReplyDeletejust breathtaking!! wow wee!! ( :
ReplyDeleteEn ook het plafond is prachtig.
ReplyDeletemooi, en prachtige glasramen
ReplyDeletealleen Maria haar kapsel is beetje slordig :-)
I love the ceiling and the stained glass. This church looks so much prettier inside than outside.
ReplyDeletebeautiful church
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful churc. You never know what you are finding when open the door.
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sorry ... "churc" has to be churche
DeleteIt is much nicer inside than out.
ReplyDeleteFabulous stained glass. Interesting to see the organ behind the alter.
ReplyDeleteLove the richness and depth of colors in the windows.
ReplyDeletede glas-in-lood ramen zijn schitterend Filip. Groetjes Dietmut
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