Best places: Churches in Mexico

Revered Catholic church & pilgrimage site housing a cloak with the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe.

Majestic, landmark 18th-century cathedral known for its intricate stone facade & gilded altarpiece.

Historic complex featuring a church with an opulent, gilded interior & a monastery turned museum.

Roman Catholic cathedral with an ornate interior that includes several chapels & an octagonal altar.

Historic church with notable features including Italian mosaics, a clock tower & stained glass.

👍👍 Beautiful church. A must visit, while touring Monterrey.

🫤 It is a symbol of the oppression and ignorance imposed on our people, although it is a historic building. I hope they make it a library or a concert hall

Striking place of worship built in the 1940s, with modernist details & reliefs on the facade.

Soaring, majestic 1758 church & town landmark with an opulent facade & a legendary past.

👍👍 A beautiful and recommended place. With beauty and tradition. ❤️

Hilltop lookout point in the grounds of a contemporary church, offering sweeping views of Culiacán.

Panoramic views from the top of the hill with a 65-ft. bronze Christ statue & art deco sanctuary.

👍👍 The sanctuary is simply astonishing, an explosion of beauty adorned in every corner.

👍👍 Wonderful Parrish in town. Beautiful architecture style "Barroco churrigueresco" Saint Hermione's tomb is inside.

👍 Beautiful church with a very special inner area sanctuary for ashes of those who have passed. The pews are older but they are making some renovations. The mausoleum has clear glass so loved ones can see family pictures or little trinkets of what is important to them. The mass is traditional and mask...

1500s cathedral with stark Renaissance architecture, partially built with stones from Mayan ruins.

Bright, unassuming church known for its massive, colorful sculpture of the Virgin Mary.