Absolutely beautiful! We were allowed into the church to take pictures. There were some small…read moreservices going on, but they allowed us to wander around. It would've been nice to have someone telling us more about the church with its history and how it operates today.

Beautiful church in Old Mazatlán that was started in1856 and finally finished in 1899…read more It is really magnificent on the inside.

Breathtakingly beautiful. I love old churches; the architecture, the history, the meaning behind…read morethe intentional design, and the cathedral was first on our list when we arrived in Mazatlán. I'm not sure if the church still holds worship services, but there tourists from all over the world, some taking pictures, some praying and some in awe at the beauty and serenity of the space. I highly recommend visiting.

I got to spend a little time here. Got to see the different influences this church holds from…read moreother ethnic groups. I think it was built like in the 1800's. I liked the buzz around outside the church. The food vendors were cool. Fresh coconut, tamales and other street food. But inside the church, beautiful designs. Mel M Yelp 26:8

Pretty Church in Mazatlan, Mexico. The Church of San Jose is the oldest Catholic Church in…read moreMazatlan. It was built in 1837 and inaugurated in 1842. When we arrived, the church was locked up. Our friends saw one and spoke to one of the priests. He let us in so we could look around , and say a prayer. It is a small and charming church. Definitely, worth a visit. Hopefully, you will find the doors unlocked so you can say a prayer as well.

Larger than expected for a small artisan town. Worth a short visit even if not Roman Catholic.read more

" Amazing Church In A Small Town "…read more My wife and I went on a tour in the town of La Noria, Sinaloa, Mexico. The town is very small and has many family owned individual businesses. The San Antonio de Padna Catholic Church is at the top of the small town and is very nice. The Mexican culture highly admires their Catholic churches, and make sure they are very nice even in small towns with not many people. It was very nice walking around the Church and learning about it's Catholic history. If you are ever in La Noria, Sinaloa Mexico, this is definitely a must see attraction.

This is a very beautiful sanctuary with incredible architecture. There is a very sacred feeling…read moreabout this place. It's free to go in when it's open, but just be respectful that everyone there isn't just touring the place.