This incredible monastic architectural piece was created by Dominicans from 1555, but it was never completed. It tells the story that through its corridors lived monks until 1663 and left the monastery half, being a grandiose work of construction, unfortunately destroyed by the multiple earthquakes.
The Zócalo of Oaxaca is one of the most relevant tourist attractions for its history and design, an example of Colonial Architecture. Surrounded by trees and decorated with elegant portals, it is the perfect place to start soaking up the Oaxacan atmosphere.
Oaxaca is a place full of emblematic places and one that can not be missed is the former convent of Santo Domingo de Soriano, the first Dominican convent in Oaxaca, today known as the San Pablo Cultural Center that opened its doors on November 26, 2011. Image by ProtoplasmaKid.
The Temple of Santo Domingo de Guzman in Oaxaca is an example of Baroque architecture, work of the Dominicans who arrived in 1528. Discover the history and architectural details of the most important monument in the state.
There is a great variety of styles in the churches of Oaxaca, of what Oaxaca is known for. Some have very elaborate designs, while others are gloomy and subdued. The oldest churches date back to the 16th century and exhibit strong contrasts in their architecture. This is the case of the Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Soledad. The Historic Center, where the basilica is located, was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987.
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