This was a neat stop during our day in Old San Juan. It is a beautiful church, with a lot of pretty art. Seeing the resting place of Ponce de Leon was neat, and seeing the relic of Saint Pius was also interesting.

Although not as ornate as most cathedrals, it was still beautiful in its simplicity. Originally built in 1521 of wood with a thatched roof, it was destroyed in 1526 by a hurricane. It was rebuilt by 1540 and has had other renovations over time. It...More

I'm not a huge church guy, but the church itself was beautiful, and I honestly did appreciate the architecture and detail put into this place

The cathedral was worth seeing if you are walking in the area, but I don't think that it is worth going out of your way to visit.

In contrast to some Cathedrals this one is light and welcoming. The domes are particularly light, which give the building a sense of spaciousness. the columns are painted in a light colour, and it is worth stopping and resting a while inside.

We attended Mass at this Church. It's a beautiful old church that is trying to recover from hurricane damage. If you visit make sure you leave a donation in their church restoration fund.

One of the oldest structures in old san juan and one of the oldest churches in the americas. This building gives off a sense from the road. That we are protected and loved by God. Great during day or at night. church services are throughout...More