IGLESIA SANTA ANA

From the Plaza Santa Ana you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the surrounding countryside. The temple was built by the Andalusian Indians in 1569. The façade is in the Baroque style. The bell towers have the typical four columns supporting the semicircular arches, pinnacles and capulines finished with a carved stone cross. The material used is lime and quarry stone. It can be reached on foot from the Alameda Bolognesi. The Santa Ana neighbourhood is famous for having the largest number of galleries and craftsmen's workshops.