San Francisco Catholic Church Review

Just on the side of Quito Independence Square. It is a typical Latin Baroque architecture. The appearance is very simple, the inside is also very simple, there are many tourists, more clergy and churchgoers.

The old town of Quito, Ecuador's capital, is a world heritage site, but it looks like Europe, but the people on the road are darker and shorter. Today is Sunday, and various churches are worshiping. Go to San Francisco Cathedral to visit, the church's glass windows are brightly colored and beautifully shaped. On the Internet, it was said that we could go to the second floor. The view was very good. We went to the second floor in the church and found that there was nothing. Later, we learned that it was the second floor outside the stairs. Unfortunately, the door was closed. There was ice cream at the church door, and the vendor stirred it with a spoon in a constantly turning pot, and there were ice cubes outside the pot, so that it could keep cold.

I went to the former residence of Columbus that day and accidentally found the San Francisco Abbey. The two places are very close to about 100 meters. The building is very beautiful as shown in the picture below. The interior decoration of this church should be the most gorgeous of all churches in Quito. All are gold and glittering. It is worth a visit. It seems to be free.

St. Francisco Cathedral is the most luxurious Church in Ecuador. Its appearance is not so grand, but it covers a large area. It's so brilliant to enter the cathedral that you can't imagine such a luxurious Church in South America. Its walls and vaults are all gilded. It's hard to imagine such a luxurious church.

The Monastery of San Francisco in Quito, opposite the presidential palace in Quito, is an old church with a history of more than 600 years. The interior of the church is so luxurious and solemn that many devout believers come here every day to pray. The shrines of the churches are very complex, magnificent and luxurious. They are absolutely one of the best churches in Central and South America.

Quito's old church has great historical significance. The courtyard is under renovation and is not suitable for photography. There were also some open spaces near the church, some things were taken away and some were said to have been stolen by the local people. But we can still see the beautiful Baroque sculpture.