Saint Francis Church is absolutely a must. It is larger than what I expected. There is no admission fee to visit the church. The church is managed by Franciscans but belongs to Archdiocese of Santiago de Guatemala. It welcomes all visitors. Masses are held daily and could also be attended. It fell into ruins after the earthquake in 1917 and was rebuilt around 1920s to be damaged again in another earthquake in 1976. The church blends two architectural styles, Neoclassical and Baroque. It’s grandiose building cannot go unnoticed and stands out from far away on the street; yet, its interior is it primary feature. The large and ornate wooden alter with intricate carvings is about 300 feet tall and 40 fee wide. When we were inside, it was very quiet as if the time became still. It is worth visiting and enjoying the majestic atmosphere inside.