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Sombrerete UNESCO world heritage sites

Church of Santo Domingo de Guzman at Jardin Zaragoza 4, Santo Domingo
The fassade of three bodies is like a synthesis of styles: rich baroque the first, timid churiguerra the second and the frankly plateresque auction like two curious little columns, very destroyed, in the form of angels that fold their wings and whose silhouette requires the shape of stipe . The Solomonic columns of the first body are extraordinary for two reasons: the first that move significantly away from the vertical and the second that are monolithic, something astonishing! Columns that are between four and five meters high carved into a single stone! In the second body a magnificent, original and richly ornamented rose. But let's go inside: the proportions, both in the ground and in the elevation, are so perfect that they produce that sensation of serene balance that is only enjoyed in the presence of the classic . "

Church of San Juan Bautista on Av Hidalgo
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Convent of San Mateo on calle San Francisco
The Convent of San Mateo, was built in the sixteenth century, highlights its cloister of two levels of pilasters. Its construction began in 1567, its style is Churrigueresque.

Templo San Francisco de Asis at Plaza San Francisco
Its style is completely baroque and gives an air of that viceregal era in Mexico. Inside the temple, next to the convent, walk the wide corridors and do not miss the fountain with a bronze statue of the saint.

Temple of Solitude at La Soledad 38, La Soledad
The La Soledad Church dates from the 18th century, distinguished by its Moorish belltower and Churrigueresque fassade.