The Iglesia de Nuestra Señora is a Christian temple located in Antigua. The building was constructed between the 16th and 19th centuries, evolving from a primitive hermitage through various expansions and remodels to reach its current configuration.
The church features a single nave with a three-water roof. The presbytery is distinct, featuring a four-water roof. All roofs are covered with tiles on the exterior and wood on the interior. The structure includes four light openings in the nave and two in the main chapel.
On the exterior, two buttresses protrude at the junction between the nave and the presbytery. A square bell tower sits at the foot of the temple on the right side, topped with a closed cylindrical vault. The building remains a protected site of cultural interest.
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