Chachapoyas Cathedral
Catedral de Chachapoyas
The cathedral on the south side of the Plaza de Armas. Its white façade with pale blue details and twin bell towers makes it a city landmark in Chachapoyas.
The Cathedral of Chachapoyas stands on the south side of the Plaza de Armas. The current building dates from reconstruction in the 20th century. Its white façade, twin bell towers, and simple neoclassical interior echo the colonial buildings around the square. Outside Mass times, it is usually open to visitors. It can be explored on foot together with the Plaza de Armas, the Church of Santa Ana, and the colonial streets nearby.
Opening hours
Open during Mass times
Nearby sights
- Plaza de Armas Chachapoyas
- Yalape
- Sonche Canyon
- Pueblo de los Muertos
- Macro Archaeological Site
- Quiocta Cave
- Sarcophagi of Karajía
- Huaylla Belén Valley