The Cathedral of Our Lady Saint Anne — Attraction in Santa Ana

A beautiful example of the neogothic architecture of the begining of the 20th century of El Salvador like in Santa Tecla. The white facade makes the little details of the structure look really beautiful and helps to preserve the historic look of the cathedral. The sides of the cathedral are brick unlike the facade. And though it may look strange, it puts the structure into perspective when you see the forms and the amount of bricks that were used to make it. The back is a bit difficult to see and is also made if brick, but the bit that you can see of it is truly impressive. The interior is beautiful, the lighting is perfect. The images are very interesting to see and the wooden seats and furnishing is intricate and shows true craftsmanship. The altars of course are striking and unexplainably beautiful, so I'll leave it to the Traveller to see it for themselves. Whether your a strong catholic or completely unreligious, it's definitely...

The Cathedral of Our Lady Saint Anne in Santa Ana, El Salvador, offers truly amazing views that make it a must-visit destination. The breathtaking architecture, with its neo-Gothic style and intricate details, provides a stunning backdrop for photographs and a sense of awe.

From the steps of the cathedral, you can enjoy panoramic views of the bustling town square and the surrounding area, offering a glimpse into the vibrant life of Santa Ana. The vantage point also allows you to take in the distant hills and lush landscapes that frame the city.

Whether you're an architecture enthusiast or simply looking for a serene place to take in the beauty of El Salvador, the Cathedral of Our Lady Saint Anne is a remarkable spot that...

A great piece of history. At my time of visit this church was about 540 years old. The craftsmanship is amazing. My first time here visiting this country so I can't speak about if it is better or worse. I didn't feel any hostility or animosity towards me or my group. The Little tourist attractions and many many Street hustlers just trying to get it. I paid the fee of $10 to be able to go to the top of the cathedral Church. I posted a picture of me at the top. I was excited on the inside but my face says otherwise because truth be told I'm not a fan of heights. The walk up the spiraling staircase just showed the wonderful craftsmanship of the builders. I paid my respects to the church and took a few pictures...