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- Antigua Guatemala Cathedral - Wikipedia
Parish of San José (Spanish: Catedral de San José), located in the city of Antigua Guatemala, is part of the Archdiocese of Santiago de Guatemala and is located in a section of the old Primate Cathedral of Antigua Guatemala, which was destroyed by the 1773 Guatemala earthquakes
- 11 Best Antigua Ruins: Which to See and Skip in 2025
Today a new cathedral has been built on the main square But you can still visit the ruins of the old Antigua Cathedral which are right next to it There are a few pictures scattered around the ruins that show what the church looked like in its prime
- 12 Magnificent Antigua Guatemala Churches And Convents
Some of the Antigua Guatemala church ruins were rebuilt, such as Antigua Guatemala’s Cathedral Others were left in their ruined state after the earthquakes These Antigua Guatemala churches have their own unique beauty and are some of the best places for photographs in Antigua, Guatemala
- Best Church Ruins to Visit in Antigua, Guatemala
A list of some of the best church ruins to add to your Antigua itinerary, including their exact locations and admission fees
- Ancient Ruins of Antigua (Self Guided), Antigua, Guatemala
Self-guided walking tour: Ancient Ruins of Antigua in Antigua, Guatemala The detailed walk route map can be downloaded to your mobile device for turn-by-turn travel directions
- Antigua Guatemala Cathedral: San Jose Visitors Guide
The Antigua Guatemala Cathedral is one of the city's most iconic buildings But behind its impressive facade, there's a lot of curious history to explore Click here to check out pictures, and explore one of Antigua's most haunted ruins Visitors guide and pricing information included
- 18 Churches, Convents, Colonial Landmarks Ruins in Antigua
Discover the most beautiful ruined convents and churches in Antigua, from ornate façades to intricate interiors, in this complete guide to the city's landmarks
- Catedral de Santiago | Antigua, Guatemala - Lonely Planet
Antigua's cathedral was begun in 1545, wrecked by the quake of 1773, and only partially rebuilt over the next century The present sliver of a church – the parish of San José – occupies only the entrance hall of the original edifice Behind it are the roofless ruins of the main part of the cathedral, which are entered from 5a Calle Oriente
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