Don't really go to church but wow this place is speechless. It looks ordinary on the outside but…read morewhen you go inside it is a gem! It is so big and it's all pink with gold. The ceiling is an amazing sight.

Beautiful church, but noisy congregation - worth the visit, especially during non-Mass time.read more

I believe a parroquia is considered less than a cathedral in the pecking order of the Catholic…read morechurch, but what do I know? It's still a cool landmark, especially at sunset when the pastel pink hue of the building takes on a seductive glow. It's probably sacrilege to refer to a parish church as seductive, but hey, my knowledge of Catholicism is limited to watching "Conclave" on Amazon Prime. Good flick. Originally built in the 17th century, the church was redesigned in the 1800's to its current more ornate state by architect Zeferino Gutiérrez Muñoz. He took inspiration from European cathedrals, and its fanciful silhouette brings to mind a cross between Sagrada Família and the Sleeping Beauty Castle in Disneyland with a little bit of Petra's pink sandstone thrown in for good measure. It's free to enter the church where you're expected to keep quiet while parishioners pray. Right across the courtyard is the Iglesia de San Rafael, another Catholic church with an equally resplendent interior. It's no wonder the parroquia is the vantage point for notable vista points like El Mirador and popular rooftop restaurants like Quince and Luna Rooftop. It's definitely the city's essential stop. RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/he7dP2ebOv

Extraordinary cathedral with historic architecture. They still hold services and weddings. They do…read moreprefer you to be quiet, and no pets or food is allowed inside.

Another beautiful church in dowtown San Miguel de Allende. I didn't have a lot of time to do my…read morehomework before visiting so I discovered Oratorio de San Felipe Neri just by walking around town, exploring. It is a perfect way to sightsee this charming town anyways! Saint Felipe Neri is the patron of this church, and the patron of joy and laughter in general. The church was built in 1712 in baroque style and is a jewel of the area. Breathtaking, a challenge to photograph it in its entire shape, the church is a must visit place while in town. It has a different style than other churches in town and you get to learn more about the history of this cool place! The interior has many wonderful oil paintings, if you have the time, it is worth to look around for ten minutes or so (at least). Beautiful church that I am glad I stumble into while walking around. Its beautiful tower will show the way to it!

12/11/21 Church was closed, juts wanted to inform my fellow Yelpers! We are still looking for…read moreanother church to attend mass. I am only typing this so the review is long enough

This is a nice church on the top of the hill in the neighborhood where I was staying in San Miguel…read more When I give it 4 stars, this is not on religious merit, but just because it is not one of the big famous churches. Built in the 17th century, it is a simple local church with good attendance on Sundays. Nice. If you read Spanish, some of the other reviews give information about the history of this church, which is interesting.

Great location for Templo de San Francisco, near the Jardin…read more The Church of San Francisco is a jewel of San Miguel de Allende, beautiful inside and out! Nice architecture, in baroque style, this is a church dedicated to Sf. Francis of Asisi (his portrait can be seen at the top). Definetely a place to visit if you are in the area. It is not always opened, the hours vary, can't say I figured it out well, but if you walk downtown a few times, give it a shot! It has nice sculptures inside and it very peaceful! Lots of history and beauty here!