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Capilla de la Concepción
Beautiful baroque façade with Moorish influences
Visiting the City : Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing : Religious Sights

Vallarta esquina Carranza
Mexico City
04100

M.A. Quevedo

+52 55 5525 9380




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Located in Coyoacán in the square of the same name, both are known affectionately by the local people as 'La Conchita'. This baroque-style church was built in the 18th century, fulfilling the dying wishes of Hernán Cortes (the Spanish conqueror of Mexico) that a convent should be erected on this site. The pretty façade appears to be bordered, with an eye-catching combination of mosaics and Moorish designs made from plaster. The church within is no less splendid, and has some finely crafted wooden altarpieces. Just for special events.



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