- The walls are decorated with tiles from Seville that date from the years 1604 and 1606. Room of Santa Rosa in Santo Domingo Convent Museum Lima.
- The first prior of the Convent of Santo Domingo was Friar Juan de Olías.[1] He occupied it with a group of Dominican missionaries from Mexico.
- Saint Domingo Convent (Convento de Santo Domingo) is a Baroque-style church under the jurisdiction of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Puebla.
- However, it was not until the fifteenth century that it was given its current name of Santo Domingo. The convent's church is one of the largest in all of Santiago.
- the belfry of the Santo Domingo Convent. Just beside the street, we walk a few steps down and turns right to an old door.
- Nowadays only part of the original curved wall can be seen from outside Korikancha, with the colonial Church and Convent of Santo Domingo sat over the top.
- 1. The Santo Domingo Church & Convent in Cuzco, Peru is a 16th-century colonial church and convent belonging to the Dominican Order.
- Later, during the colony, its foundations were used to build the church and convent of Santo Domingo, one of the most important Christian temples in Cusco.
- Local nameConvento Santo Domingo LocationMonserrat, Buenos Aires, Argentina. The Santo Domingo Convent, or Basilic of Our Lady of the Rosary and...
- Oaxaca’s cathedral, La Soledad church, and the Santo Domingo church and former convent are all excellent examples of Oaxacan religious architecture from...