IGLESIA DE SAN ROQUE Y SAN FRANCISQUITO
Church – Cathedral – Basilica – Chapel
2024
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2024
Church with a decrepit yellow façade, locally called San Francisquito because of its construction
This church, with its decrepit yellow façade, is locally called San Francisquito because of its construction, at the request of the inhabitants during the 17th century, to replace the ruined convent of San Francisco. Moreover, this district, regularly targeted by pirate attacks, was later excluded from the layout of the fortifications. There are 5 small altarpieces worth seeing. The former convent is now the seat of the city's cultural institute.
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