Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago

Catholic cathedral · Monserrat

Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago

Catholic cathedral · Monserrat

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Pl. de Armas 498, 8320341 Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile

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Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago by Google

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Nestled in the bustling Plaza de Armas, this stunning neoclassical cathedral, completed in 1813, dazzles with exquisite artistry and offers a serene escape from the city’s heat.  

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Pl. de Armas 498, 8320341 Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile Get directions

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Pl. de Armas 498, 8320341 Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile Get directions

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Anthony Chan

Google
visited the Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago and found it both grand and historically significant. Located in the heart of Santiago's Plaza de Armas, this impressive neoclassical cathedral has stood since the 18th century, reflecting Chile’s religious and cultural heritage. Inside, the ornate altars, beautiful stained glass windows, and intricate artwork make for a captivating experience.

Seluj Ang

Google
Gorgeous cathedral, incredible architecture and design. So glad we visited. Highly recommend!

Michael Barton

Google
This is a free Cathedral to visit and it's a very pretty one. You'll likely find a couple of hundred people inside praying or sitting while enjoying the cooler air the church offers. The artwork and detailing inside is gorgeous. There are a couple of side chapels that are quieter and better for prayer if that's why you're visiting. Otherwise be respectful as this is a popular place to worship.

Basavaraj Varji

Google
A very beautiful church. Has very nice painting and idols

Leandro Augusto Bizarro

Google
The Cathedral is so beautiful, and better if You arrives on time for the prayer.

Rojen Bajeryan

Google
One of the most amazing cathedrals I've visited.

Clinton Piggott

Google
One of the most amazing cathedrals I've visited. Even a non religious person would be impressed. Just leaves you speechless

Bret Bowman

Google
Well worth coming back when they were open to walk through and appreciate the beauty of the design and architecture. The cathedral is at the northwest corner of Plaza de Armas in the heart of Santiago. The walking street that runs north from the cathedral also has many local vendors and is a market street. Fascinating to see what types of items are being bought and sold there. This public place is always crowded with lots of locals and other foreign tourists. Lots of music and festivities also. Come and check it out. Beauty area to relax on a beautiful Chilean summer day. 😎🙏🏻

Anthony Chan

Google
visited the Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago and found it both grand and historically significant. Located in the heart of Santiago's Plaza de Armas, this impressive neoclassical cathedral has stood since the 18th century, reflecting Chile’s religious and cultural heritage. Inside, the ornate altars, beautiful stained glass windows, and intricate artwork make for a captivating experience.

Seluj Ang

Google
Gorgeous cathedral, incredible architecture and design. So glad we visited. Highly recommend!

Michael Barton

Google
This is a free Cathedral to visit and it's a very pretty one. You'll likely find a couple of hundred people inside praying or sitting while enjoying the cooler air the church offers. The artwork and detailing inside is gorgeous. There are a couple of side chapels that are quieter and better for prayer if that's why you're visiting. Otherwise be respectful as this is a popular place to worship.

Basavaraj Varji

Google
A very beautiful church. Has very nice painting and idols

Leandro Augusto Bizarro

Google
The Cathedral is so beautiful, and better if You arrives on time for the prayer.

Rojen Bajeryan

Google
One of the most amazing cathedrals I've visited.

Clinton Piggott

Google
One of the most amazing cathedrals I've visited. Even a non religious person would be impressed. Just leaves you speechless

Bret Bowman

Google
Well worth coming back when they were open to walk through and appreciate the beauty of the design and architecture. The cathedral is at the northwest corner of Plaza de Armas in the heart of Santiago. The walking street that runs north from the cathedral also has many local vendors and is a market street. Fascinating to see what types of items are being bought and sold there. This public place is always crowded with lots of locals and other foreign tourists. Lots of music and festivities also. Come and check it out. Beauty area to relax on a beautiful Chilean summer day. 😎🙏🏻