Within walking distance of our hotel and very interesting More

Just across the street (Alameda), with wooden floors. We were delighted to see the ceiling and the altars. On one side is the Colonial Museum. I thanked San Antonio de Padua for letting us visit Santiago More

I have always found this church to be intersting. The fascinating part is that it is quite large and made of adobe. Even so, it has withstood centuries of earthquakes. The church is almost as old as Santiago itself. One of the few churches I have seen that is red. More

Very nice, but need a restoration. We can see wonderful paintings about St Francis Life More

We enjoyed this church, particularly because we arrived just before Mass and enjoyed sharing this celebration with the small, weekday congregation. A beautiful ceiling and side chapels make this old church special. The adjacent museum is not much, but the small fee (about US$2) does allow access to the cloister, which is worth a visit. Out in front of the... More

San Francisco dates back to the 1600th, it has survived earthquake after earthquake. It is a beautiful eample of the spanish architecture of the time. Worthwhile visiting. More

Right next door to our hotel - truly beautiful building - MUST SEE More

I loved the atmosphere in this church. You could see all the stones and sense the love with which it was originally built. Probably not a great place to be in an earthquake but for everyone who loves old buildings this should not be missed. More

This church it's very old and has a lot of history. A good place to visit if you are christian and you like big churches. More