Ubicación: Pátzcuaro

It is the most important temple in Pátzcuaro, as it was the cathedral that Don Vasco de Quiroga founded and began to build in 1540, whose project was truly grandiose. It had to consist of five naves of equal size that would meet in the center, where the main altar would be located, it is possible to see...

It is located on the corner of Árciga and Alcantarillas streets, one block south of the Basilica. It was founded by Don Vasco de Quiroga in 1540, who gave it the title in honor of the patron saint of his native town, Madrigal de las Altas Torres, who was San Nicolás...

A pedido expreso de don Vasco de Quiroga antes de su muerte, posteriormente del Obispo electo Fray Diego de Chávez y por último del propio rey Felipe II en 1571, los Jesuitas arribaron a México hacia 1572. Llegaron en un número de 15 con su provincial el padre Pedro Sánchez….

The Jesuits or the Society of Jesus was established in Pátzcuaro in 1574 in response to several requests and later expelled due to various conflicts with the crown. This temple is a physical part (no longer operational) of what is now the Former Jesuit College. Its patron is Saint Ignatius of Loyola. This…

Los religiosos de la orden hospitalaria de San Juan de Dios fundaron su conjunto iglesia en esta ciudad en el año de 1672. Fue reparado en el año de 1841 con un estilo neoclásico aunque la portada del hospital ha conservado un estilo barroco sencillo. A este templo fueron trasladadas…

It is located at number 16 Ponce de León Street. It calls the attention by the frames of its doors, which are very served of work. In this house was the Royal Custom House, as certified by a small sign half erased by the action of time that is still visible today.