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  Witness history and touch the walls that the original Spanish conquistadors and Texlacan Indians of Mexico built, making it the oldest church in the United States. Ring a bell that came from Spain and see remains from the largest Native American uprising in American History, the Pueblo Revolt.
  This church is truly magical

  Added June 26, 2017 by Victor Romero
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  Absolutely my favorite in the plaza square. Oldest chapel in the country over 500 continuous yrs. Beautiful and inspirational. To know people have gathered here to pray longer than any other place in America.

  Added May 15, 2017 by jsin roberts
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  What an amazing mission. There is a lot of history here and deserves to be visited when in Santa Fe.

  Added April 10, 2017 by Jose hernandez
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  What an awesome piece of history. The building is really amazing. Santa Fe is a gorgeous town with so much to see and do!

  Added October 20, 2016 by Amber Kouw
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  Simple and wonderful. Notice the carved beams and ceiling detail. Hard carved wooden stations of the cross. Very fine altarpiece. A bargain at $1.00 entrance fee.

  Added August 16, 2016 by Paul Feinberg