List of colonial churches in Mexico City

This is a list of the preserved Colonial churches in Mexico City, the capital of Mexico.

The sixteen municipalities (Alcaldías) of Mexico City.

Aside from being a notable city in colonial times, the city grew in the 20th century enormously in terms of population, adhering to over a hundred of suburbs close to the city (former suburbs today called "pueblos originarios" or "colonias"). This is why the churches of the colonial city are only those located in the center, the rest of the churches listed are also colonial but of former suburbs, today parts of the city.

Criteria

The list only includes Colonial-era places of Christian worship, and the list does not include the Greater Mexico City churches outside Mexico City; only include within the 16 municipalities of Mexico City proper. The list is ordered by the groundbreaking date of each church.

These churches are protected real estates that are heritage of the nation, and are declared as such in the Public Register of Monuments and Archaeological Zones of the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH), in accordance with the Federal law on monuments and archaeological, artistic and historical zones of Mexico.

Buildings in the Historic center of Mexico City, Xochimilco and Central University City Campus of the UNAM are World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.

List
NameImageBuiltArchitectural styleArchitect(s)Belonged to the religious orderSourceLocationConservationID
Convent of the College of Santa Cruz de Tlatelolco1536BaroqueFranciscans[1][2]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza de las Tres Culturas, Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas, Nonoalco Tlatelolco, Center
Coordinates19°27′2.76″N 99°8′12.13″W
Good conditionM-09-285-00-00
Convent of San Andrés Apóstol de Míxquic1536-1620Order of Saint Augustine[3][4]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
Locationcalle Independencia 1, barrio de San Agustín Míxquic, Tláhuac
Coordinates19°13′31.41″N 98°57′51.3″W
Good condition05362
Convent of Nuestra Señora de la Concepción1540BaroqueConceptionists[5]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationBelisario Domínguez 5, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′17.55″N 99°8′22.96″W
Good condition06434
Church of San Agustín1541-1692Renaissance, NeoclassicalOrder of Saint Augustine[6]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationRepública de Uruguay 69 corner with Isabel La Católica, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′47.05″N 99°8′10.03″W
Benches, confessionals and altar were recently rebuilt but the rest remains in good condition00931
Convent of San Marcos Apóstol de Mexicaltzingo1555-1560BaroqueFranciscans[7]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationRoad Ermita Iztapalapa 475, San Marcos Mexicaltzingo, Iztapalapa
Coordinates19°21′26.69″N 99°7′11.12″W
The convent had a second floor that no longer exists. The rest of the church is preserved in good condition.00847
Parish and Covent of San Juan Bautista, Coyoacán1560-1804HerrerianDominican Order[8]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationJardín Centenario 8, Coyoacán
Coordinates19°20′56.1″N 99°9′44.5″W
The mural paintings of the interior were made in 1944, all the rest of the church is from Colonial times.00087
Chapel of San Salvador1562-17th centuryBaroqueDominican Order[9]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCamino de Nextengo 25 corner with Centenario, Barrio de Nextengo, Azcapotzalco
Coordinates19.471415°N 99.188327°W / 19.471415; -99.188327 (Chapel of San Salvador)
In 1967 was removed eight meters from the top of the portal to add a modern window, and four windows were added to the side facade.05312
Convent of San Jacinto1564-1614ChurrigueresqueDominican Order[10]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza de San Jacinto 18 bis, San Ángel, Álvaro Obregón
Coordinates19.3446556°N 99.1934147°W / 19.3446556; -99.1934147 (Church and Convent of San Jacinto)
Good condition00376
Parish and Convent of los Santos Apóstoles Felipe y Santiago El Menor1565-1720Baroque, Churrigueresque, RenaissanceFriar Lorenzo de la AsunciónDominican Order[11]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAv. Azcapotzalco, Tepanecos, Belisario Domínguez and Morelos streets, Azcapotzalco
Coordinates19.4805511°N 99.1853052°W / 19.4805511; -99.1853052 (Parish and Convent of San Felipe y Santiago Apóstoles)
Good condition00081
Convent of Clarisas (now the Library of the Congress of Mexico)1568-1730BaroquePoor Clares[12]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationTacuba 29, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′7.67″N 99°8′15.95″W
Good condition
Parish of Santa Catarina Mártir1568-1740Renaissance, BaroqueCristóbal de Medina Vargas[13]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle República de Brasil corner with República de Nicaragua, Barrio de la Lagunilla, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′27.61″N 99°7′57.83″W
Deteriorate00189
Parish of Santa Isabel de Portugal1570-1580PlateresqueFranciscans[14]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationNezahualcoyotl, Santa Isabel Tola, Gustavo A. Madero
Coordinates19°29′59.43″N 99°6′55.88″W
Good condition00956
Convent of San Pedro Apóstol, San Pedro Actopan1570-1680PlateresqueFranciscans[15][16]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationVenustiano Carranza 127, Pueblo, San Pedro Actopan, Milpa Alta
Coordinates19°12′7.27″N 99°3′15.55″W
Good condition06451
Parish of San Mateo Tlaltenango1571Baroque, NeoclassicalFranciscans[17]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationMiguel Hidalgo, Col. San Mateo Tlaltenango, 05600, Cuajimalpa de Morelos
Coordinates19°20′31.7″N 99°16′46.79″W
Good condition00926
Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral1573-1813Gothic, Plateresque, BaroqueClaudio de Arciniega, Juan Gómez de Trasmonte, José Eduardo de Herrera, José Damián Ortiz de Castro, Manuel Tolsá[18]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza de la Constitución, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′3.45″N 99°7′59.15″W
Good condition00206
Church and College of San Pedro y San Pablo (now the Museum of Constitutions)1576-1645Baroque, NeoclassicalJesuit Diego López de Arbaizo, Diego López de AlbaizeSociety of Jesus[19]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationSan Ildefonso Street to República de Venezuela, Del Carmen 31, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′11.6″N 99°7′45.58″W
Good condition00190
Church of San Simón y San Judas Tadeo1579-18th centuryBaroqueDominican Order[20]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle Zaragoza between Porvenir and Esperanza, Barrio de San Simón Pochtlan, Azcapotzalco
Coordinates19°28′58.81″N 99°11′12.12″W
One of its doors dates from 1838, in 1984 the atrium was remodeled and rebuilt, the rest of the church is in good condition.00915
Convent of Nuestra Señora de Montserrat (now the Charrería Museum)1580BaroqueBenedictines[21]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationIsabel la Católica 108, Center (ZMH "B")
Coordinates19°25′30.08″N 99°8′13.81″W
It was partially demolished. What's left is in good conditionM-09-283-00-00
Chapel of San Sebastián Mártir1585-17th centuryBaroqueCarmelites[22]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle de San Sebastián, Plaza Federico Gamboa 11, Chimalistac, Álvaro Obregón
Coordinates19°20′49.93″N 99°11′3.04″W
The facade has been modified until the 1960s. The bell tower and the rest of the ensemble are from Colonial times. It is in good condition.00375
Convent of la Asunción de María de Milpa Alta1585-1630BaroqueFranciscans[23][24]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationAv. México 1010, center of Milpa Alta
Coordinates19°11′32.6″N 99°1′21.09″W
Good condition01373
Convent of San Pedro Apóstol de Tláhuac1587-1806RenaissanceIgnacio Castera, Francisco BecerraDominican Order[25]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationSeverino Ceniceros, Barrio de San Miguel, San Pedro Tláhuac, Tláhuac
Coordinates19°16′8.83″N 99°0′15.3″W
Good condition09013
Convent of San Diego de Alcalá1591-1778NeoclassicalDiscalced Franciscans[26]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationDoctor Mora 7, Center (ZMH "B")
Coordinates19°26′11.38″N 99°8′48.17″W
Good condition00220
Convent of San Jerónimo (now the main auditorium of the University of the Cloister of Sor Juana)1592-1665HerrerianCristóbal de Medina VargasHieronymites[27]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationIzazaga 92, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′35.72″N 99°8′11.88″W
Good condition01954
Convent and Parish of Santo Domingo de Guzmán1595-1648BaroqueDominican Order[28]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCanova 2, Insurgentes Mixcoac, 03920, Benito Juárez
Coordinates19.3719874°N 99.1829636°W / 19.3719874; -99.1829636 (Convent and Parish of Santo Domingo de Guzmán)
The interior of the church corresponds to very recent dates, the exterior and the cloister is from Colonial times.00084
Royal Convent of Jesús y María1597-1621BaroqueConceptionists[29][30]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationJesús María 49, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′53.47″N 99°7′42.06″W
Good condition00021
Church of San Felipe Neri "La Profesa"1597-1805Baroque, NeoclassicalJuan Pérez de Soto, Pedro de Arrieta, Manuel TolsáSociety of Jesus[31]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle Isabel la Católica 21, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′1.44″N 99°8′11.57″W
Good condition00250
Convent of Santa Inés (now the José Luis Cuevas Museum)1598-1600BaroqueAlonso Martínez LópezConceptionists[32]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAcademia 13, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′1.08″N 99°7′44.71″W
The tower was demolished and the rest is in good condition05448
Church and Hospital of San Hipólito1599-1739Baroque[33]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAv. Hidalgo 103, Guerrero, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′17″N 99°8′48.66″W
In 1893 the interior of the church was remodeled. The exterior of the church is from Colonial times.00261
College and Church of Nuestra Señora de Lourdes16th-17th centuriesBaroque, Neoclassical[34]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationBolívar 37, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′54.78″N 99°8′19.4″W
Good condition00169
Parish of San Lucas Evangelistamid 16th centuryNeoclassical[35]
Location within Mexico City
General information
Location5 de Mayo 162, Hidalgo 7, Col. San Lucas. 09000, Iztapalapa
Coordinates19°21′38.64″N 99°5′31.33″W
Good conditionM-09-275-04-00
Parish of la Asunción of Santa María Nonoalco16th centuryBaroque[28]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationBetween the strets Van Dick and Allori 166, Santa María Nonoalco, Mixoac, Benito Juárez
Coordinates19°22′45.35″N 99°11′38″W
Good condition
Church of San Pablo el viejolate 16th-early 17th centuriesRenaissanceOrder of Saint Augustine[36]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationSan Pablo 21, La Merced, Center (ZMH "B")
Coordinates19°25′32.64″N 99°7′46.29″W
Good condition00358
Convent of San Matías Apóstol de Iztalaco16th century-1725Renaissance, BaroqueClaudio de Arciniega, José Miguel de Rivera SaraviaFranciscans[37]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationJuárez 4, La Asunción, Iztacalco
Coordinates19°23′24.63″N 99°7′15.28″W
Good condition00836
Church of Santa Catarina de Coyoacán16th century-1740BaroqueFranciscans[38]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza de Sta. Catarina No. 5, Barrio de Sta. Catarina, Coyoacán (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°20′59.11″N 99°10′13.6″W
Lost the roof lantern of the bell tower due to the 1985 earthquake, and was rebuilt the roof lantern.00104
Chapel of San Lucas Evangelista16th-17th centuriesNeoclassical[39]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle San Lucas 15 corner Privada de San Lucas; Col. El Recreo, Barrio de San Lucas, Azcapotzalco
Coordinates19°28′18.93″N 99°11′10.6″W
Good condition05315
Chapel of Santa María Malinalco16th-17th centuriesFranciscans[40]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle Dr. Galeana corner with alley Aspiros, Santa María Malinalco, Azcapotzalco
Coordinates19°28′33.71″N 99°10′56.42″W
Good condition05326
Convent of Santa Marta de Acatitla16th centuryBaroque[41]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationFrancisco I. Madero 2, Col. Santa Martha Acatitla, 09510, Iztapalapa
Coordinates19°21′45.63″N 99°0′39.39″W
Good condition01356
Church of la Inmaculada Concepción16th-18th centuriesNeoclassical[42]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza de la Concepción, Camino Real to Contreras 6, La Concepción, La Magdalena Contreras
Coordinates19°18′12.42″N 99°14′5.8″W
Good condition01358
Parish of San Jerónimo16th centuryBaroqueFranciscans[43]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAv. San Jerónimo, San Jerónimo Lídice, 10200, La Magdalena Contreras
Coordinates19°19′35.71″N 99°13′19.82″W
Danger of collapse01360
Church and Hospital of Jesús Nazareno1601-mid 19th centuryRenaissancePedro Vázquez, Alonso Pérez de Castañeda, Antonio de Calderón Benavides, Diego Martín, Manuel Joseph de Herrera[44]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationRepública de El Salvador 119, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′44.28″N 99°7′58.96″W
the altarpiece was dismantled, the rest is in good condition.00240
Convent of La Merced1602-1703MudéjarLázaro de TorresOrder of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mercy[45]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationRepública de Uruguay 170, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′46.14″N 99°7′40.21″W
The cloister remains and is in good condition00027
Convent of the Desierto de los Leones1606-1814BaroqueDiscalced Carmelites[46]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationColonia Altavista and San Angel, Cuajimalpa and Álvaro Obregón
Coordinates19°18′48.28″N 99°18′37.36″W
In ruinsM-09-273-04-00
Chapel of the Convent of Nuestra Señora de la Merced de las Huertas1607-1680BaroqueOrder of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mercy[47]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationRoad México - Tacuba 305, Nextitla, Miguel Hidalgo
Coordinates19°27′4.79″N 99°10′22.69″W
Good condition01369
Convent of Nuestra Señora del Carmen (now the El Carmen Museum)1615-1626BaroqueFriar Andrés de San MiguelDiscalced Carmelites[48]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAv. Revolución 4, Col. San Ángel. 01000, San Ángel, Álvaro Obregón
Coordinates19°20′42″N 99°11′21.84″W
Good condition03219
Convent of Santa Catalina de Siena1623-18th centuryBaroque, HerrerianJuan Márquez OrozcoDominican Order[49][50]
Location within Mexico City
General information
Locationcorner of streets República de Argentina and San Ildefonso 28 y 30, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′12.31″N 99°7′52.45″W
Good condition06426
Ermita de los Secretos1626Andrés de San MiguelCarmelites[51]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza del Secreto, Calle del Secreto, Chimalistac, Álvaro Obregón (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°20′40.17″N 99°11′8.54″W
Good condition06405
Parish of San Pedro Cuajimalpa1628-1755NeoclassicalDominican Order[52]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationAv. Juárez, Col. Cuajimalpa. 05000, Cuajimalpa/Desierto de los Leones
Coordinates19°21′25.49″N 99°17′55.31″W
Good condition00924
Parish of San Agustín de las Cuevas1637-1647BaroqueFranciscans[53]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza de la Constitución 2, Tlalpan (ZMH"A")
Coordinates19°17′18.26″N 99°9′56.89″W
In 1898 the altar and the main altarpiece were destroyed by a fire, and have not been rebuilt. The rest is in good condition.00845
Convent of la Encarnación (now houses the Secretariat of Public Education)1639-1648Baroque, NeoclassicalLuis Benítez, Sancho Sánchez de Munón, Álvaro de LorenzanaConceptionists[54]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationRepública de Argentina 28, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′11.4″N 99°7′53.4″W
Much of the convent was demolished but this part is preservedM-09-027-05-00
Church of La Soledadearly 17th-1787NeoclassicalFather Gregorio Pérez Cancio, Cayetano de Sigüenza, Idelfonso Iniesta BejaranoOrder of Saint Augustine[55]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationSanta Escuela 16, La Merced, Center
Coordinates19°25′54.16″N 99°7′22.91″W
Good condition05300
Church of San Lorenzo1643-1785Baroque, NeoclassicalJuan Gómez de Trasmonte, José Joaquín García de TorresHieronymites[56]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAllende 38, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′18.31″N 99°8′16.23″W
The facade was damaged by the 1985 earthquake and a new facade was rebuilt that imitates the facade of which a photographic record was kept.02517
Church of Santa Catarina Yecahuizotl1647Baroque[57][58]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationPlaza Santa Catarina, Miguel Hidalgo 1, Col. Santa Catarina Yecahuízotl, Tláhuac. 13100
Coordinates19°18′33.51″N 98°58′9.02″W
Good condition01388
Chapel of Indios, Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe1649BaroqueLuis Laso de la Vega[59]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPaseo de Zumárraga, Villa de Guadalupe, Gustavo A. Madero
Coordinates19°29′4″N 99°7′2″W
Good condition08658
San José de Gracia Church (now the Anglican Cathedral)1653-1661NeoclassicalConceptionists[60]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationMesones 139, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′40.78″N 99°7′53.11″W
It served as a chapel to the already disappeared Convent Santa María de Gracia. It is in good condition.00306
Regina Coeli Convent Church1656-1721Baroque, ChurrigueresqueConceptionists[61]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle Regina 3, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′40.95″N 99°8′20.46″W
Deteriorate00181
Parish of Santo Tomás Apóstol La Palmamid 17th century-1784BaroquePriest Don Cristóbal del Folgar[62]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza Misioneros 12, La Merced, Center
Coordinates19.4265195°N 99.1246112°W / 19.4265195; -99.1246112 (Parish of Santo Tomás Apóstol La Palma)
Some details of the interior of the church were remodeled in 1887. It is in good condition.00307
Valvanera Church (now the Maronite Cathedral)1663-1807Baroque, NeoclassicalConceptionists[63]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle República de Uruguay 132 corner with Correo Mayor, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′45.87″N 99°7′49.56″W
Good condition00211
Parish of San Sebastián Mártir, Xoco1663Baroque[64]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationMayorazgo 18, Xoco, Benito Juárez
Coordinates19°21′37.42″N 99°10′1.92″W
In 2012 the priestly house was rebuilt at the northern end of the chapel. The rest of the church is preserved in good condition.00856
Chapel of la Asunción de María1667Baroque[65]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationVeracruz 14, Aculco, Iztapalapa
Coordinates19°22′32.5″N 99°6′9.91″W
Good condition05358
Parish of los Santos Cosme y Damián1672BaroqueOrder of Friars Minor[66]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationSerapio Rendón 5, San Rafael, Center
Coordinates19°26′27.08″N 99°9′33.2″W
Good condition00942
Church of Santa Teresa la Antigua1678-1845Baroque, NeoclassicalCristóbal de Medina Vargas, José Antonio González Velázquez, Lorenzo de la HidalgaCarmelites[67]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationLicenciado Verdad 8, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′1.88″N 99°7′50.56″W
An earthquake in 1845 caused the collapse of the dome and vault of the Chapel of the Christ of Saint Teresa, as well as the apse. the dome and the vault are rebuilt in the same year. The rest is in good condition.00276
Monastery of San Diego Churubusco (now the National Museum of the Military Interventions)1678BaroqueCristobál Medina VargasDiscalced Franciscans[68]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationRoad General Anaya, San Diego Churubusco, Coyoacán
Coordinates19°21′16.73″N 99°8′56.82″W
Good condition00018
Chapel of la Concepción Tlaxcoaque17th centuryBaroqueFranciscans[69]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza Tlaxcoaque, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′24.6″N 99°8′4.56″W
Good condition00215
Oratory of San Felipe Neri El Viejo (now the Chancellery Museum)1684-1702BaroqueIldefonso de Iniestra BejaranoOratory of Saint Philip Neri[70]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationRepública de El Salvador 47, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′46.94″N 99°8′17.96″W
Good condition00226
Church of San Bernardo1685-1687BaroqueJuan de ZepedaCistercians[71]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAv. 20 de Noviembre 33, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′50.81″N 99°8′1.88″W
The convent of this church was demolished, but the church was saved.00934
Church of San José of the ex-Convent of San Diego (now the National Museum of Cartography)1686BaroqueDiscalced Franciscans[72]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAv. Observatorio 94, corner with Periférico, Tacubaya, Miguel Hidalgo
Coordinates19°24′16.05″N 99°11′30.39″W
Good condition01362
Chapel of Santa Crucita1687 1890 (bell tower)BaroqueFranciscans[73]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationClavijero 256, Tránsito, Center
Coordinates19°24′48.57″N 99°7′49.56″W
The bell tower was added in 1890. The rest of the building is from Colonial times.00204
Convent-College of Arts and Philosophy of San Joaquín1689-1782BaroqueDiscalced Carmelites[74]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationSanta Cruz Cacalco 15, San Joaquín, Miguel Hidalgo
Coordinates19°27′8.3″N 99°12′31.22″W
Good condition01367
Parish of San Miguel Arcángel1690-1692
1850 (interior)		BaroquePedro de Arrieta[75]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza San Miguel 3, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′34.72″N 99°8′1.85″W
The interior was rebuilt in 1850. The exterior of the church is from Colonial times.00357
Chapel of San Antonio Panzacolalate 17th-early 18th centuriesBaroqueFranciscans[76]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationFrancisco Sosa, Santa Catarina, Coyoacán (ZMH)
Coordinates19°20′57.95″N 99°10′47.29″W
Good condition03869
Chapel of San Lucas Evangelista1692Neoclassical[77]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationSan Lucas 14, Center (ZMH "B")
Coordinates19°25′27.03″N 99°7′56.72″W
Good condition00356
Templo expiatorio a Cristo Rey, Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe1695-1709BaroquePedro de Arrieta[78]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPaseo de Zumárraga, Villa de Guadalupe, Gustavo A. Madero
Coordinates19°29′4″N 99°7′2″W
In 1895 the entire interior of the church was restored, enlarged and redecorated. The exterior of the church is from Colonial times00949
Church and Hospital of San Juan de Diosearly 17th centuryBaroqueBrothers Hospitallers of Saint John of God[79]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAv. Hidalgo 51, Colonia Guerrero, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′13.26″N 99°8′36.57″W
Good condition00263
Chapel of Santa Bárbara17th centuryBaroque[80]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAv. Hidalgo 175 corner with alley Allende; Barrio de Santa Bárbara, Azcapotzalco
Coordinates19°29′42.21″N 99°10′48.47″W
Two oil paintings were stolen in December 2018 from the chapel, one from the 18th century and the other from the 19th century.[81] It is in good condition05323
Oratory of Amaxalco18th-19th centuriesBaroque[82]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationJuárez 230 corner Ximilpa, center of Tlalpan
Coordinates19°17′5.4″N 99°10′12.82″W
Deteriorate14080
Chapel of los Santos Reyes Magos17th centuryNeoclassical[40]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle Capilla de los Reyes 4 corner with Av. Azcapotzalco, Barrio de los Reyes, Azcapotzalco
Coordinates19°29′8.79″N 99°11′6.94″W
Good condition05316
Parish of San Miguel Arcángel, Azcapotzalco, Mexico City17th century-1637Baroque[40]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle Morelos 163 corner with Democracia, Barrio de San Miguel Amantla, Azcapotzalco
Coordinates19°28′30.53″N 99°12′16.08″W
Its roof was rebuilt in 1963, and in 1975 the atrium was rebuilt. The rest of the church is preserved in good condition.00910
Chapel of San Juan Evangelista Huacalco17th centuryBaroque[40]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAv. Cuitlahuac 360, Unidad Habitacional Cuitlahuac, Azcapotzalco
Coordinates19.470244°N 99.1739757°W / 19.470244; -99.1739757 (Chapel of San Juan Evangelista Huacalco)
Between 1976 and 1982 a new church was erected on one side, but the Colonial church remained.05311
Chapel of la Santa Cruzlate 17th-18th centuriesBaroque[83]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAmado Nervo, Santa Cruz, Iztacalco
Coordinates19°23′20.41″N 99°7′12.49″W
Good condition05356
Church of San Simón Ticumac17th-18th centuriesBaroqueFranciscans[84]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationSan Simón 125, San Simón Ticumac, Benito Juárez
Coordinates19°22′32.08″N 99°8′43.92″W
Deteriorate00085
Parish of San Pablo Apóstol Tepletapa17th-18th centuriesBaroque[85]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationRoad Tlalpan 2737, San Pablo Tepetlapa, Coyoacán
Coordinates19°19′19.02″N 99°8′18.86″W
Good condition00922
Church of la Conchita1699BaroqueFranciscans[86]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza de La Conchita, Fernández Leal and Presidente Venustiano Carranza, Barrio de la Concepción, Coyoacán (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19.347028199999993°N 99.15922879999994°W / 19.347028199999993; -99.15922879999994 (Chapel of la Concepción Tlaxcoaque)
Good condition00088
Church of San Bartolomé Xicomulco17th-19th centuriesBaroque[87]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationSan Bartolomé Xicomulco, Hidalgo, center of Milpa Alta
Coordinates19°12′23.49″N 99°4′3.88″W
Good condition01379
Church of San Nicolás Tolentinolate 17th-early 18th centuriesBaroque[88]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationEmiliano Zapata, center of San Nicolás Tetelco, Tláhuac
Coordinates19°13′2.63″N 98°58′19.38″W
Good condition01387
Chapel of San Lorenzo Xochimalca1700Baroque[89]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationManzanas 65, Colonia del Valle, Benito Juárez
Coordinates19°22′35.37″N 99°10′36.6″W
Good condition00083
Church of Nuestra Señora de Santa Ana Tlacotenco17th centuryRenaissance[90]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationBenito Juárez 26, Av. Francisco I. Madero, La Guadalupita, Santa Ana Tlacotenco, center of Milpa Alta
Coordinates19°10′32.97″N 98°59′49.68″W
Good condition01385
Parish of San Pablo Chimalpa1700NeoclassicalDiscalced Carmelites[91]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationIndependencia, Col. San Pablo Chimalpa, 05050, Cuajimalpa de Morelos
Coordinates19°21′11.68″N 99°19′4.56″W
Good condition00927
Convent of San Francisco1710-1716Baroque, ChurrigueresqueLorenzo RodríguezFranciscans[92]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle Francisco I. Madero 7, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′0.42″N 99°8′24.71″W
Good condition00247
Porta Coeli Church (now the Melkite Greek Catholic Cathedral)1711NeoclassicalDominican Order[93]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationVenustiano Carranza 107, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′49.7″N 99°7′54.88″W
Good condition00935
Convent of Santa Teresa la Nueva1715BaroquePedro de ArrietaCarmelites[94]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationMixcalco corner with Loreto 6, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′7.17″N 99°7′37.64″W
Good condition00278
Church of Santo Domingo1717-1736Baroque, NeoclassicalPedro de Arrieta, Manuel Tolsá (altarpiece)Dominican Order[95]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza de Santo Domingo 11, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′18.16″N 99°8′1.38″W
Good condition00930
Monastery and Hospital of Santa Veracruz now houses the Franz Mayer Museum18th centuryChurrigueresqueCristóbal de Medina Vargas, Ildefonso de Iniesta Bejarano y DuránReligious brotherhood of the Holy Vera Cruz[96]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAv. Hidalgo 33, Guerrero, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′13.19″N 99°8′37.53″W
Good condition00224
Corpus Christi Convent Church1720-1724BaroquePedro de ArrietaCapuchin Poor Clares[97]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAv. Juárez 44, Center (ZMH "B")
Coordinates19°26′3.81″N 99°8′37.42″W
Good condition00028
Chapel of la Expiración1720BaroqueDominican Order[98]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationLeandro Valle number 11, corner with Belisario Domínguez, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′16.34″N 99°8′3.01″W
Good condition00163
Church of Santa María la Redonda1731-1735BaroqueFranciscans[36]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationRiva Palacio 46, Guerrero, Center (ZMH "B")
Coordinates19°26′28.33″N 99°8′28.97″W
Good condition00324
Church of San Fernando1735-1751BaroqueJerónimo de Balbás, José Eduardo de HerreraFranciscans[99]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza de San Fernando 17, Colonia Guerrero, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′20.6″N 99°8′21.57″W
At the beginning of the 20th century the college was completely destroyed. The church is preserved.00259
Chapel of la Concepción Cuepopanmid-18th centuryBaroque[100]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza de la Concepción, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′20.6″N 99°8′21.57″W
Good conditionM-09-062-01-00
Chapel del Cerrito, Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe1748Baroque[101]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPaseo de Zumárraga, Villa de Guadalupe, Gustavo A. Madero
Coordinates19°29′4″N 99°7′2″W
In 1950 a square was added in the atrium, in which four Archangel marble sculptures were placed. The rest of the building is from Colonial times08658
Church of Santa Ana1750-1754BaroqueFranciscans[102]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationMatamoros 89, Morelos, Center
Coordinates19°26′50.47″N 99°7′57.91″W
In the apse, a Churrigueresque altarpiece made in the middle of the 20th century. The rest of the building is from Colonial times00301
Church and Hospital of la Santísima Trinidad1755-1783Baroque, ChurrigueresqueLorenzo Rodriguez, Ildefonso Iniesta BejaranoTrinitarian Order[103]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationLa Santísima at corner of Emiliano Zapata 12, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′59.37″N 99°7′36.7″W
Good condition00245
Convent of Betlemitas (now the Interactive Museum of Economics)18th centuryBaroqueLorenzo RodríguezOrder of the Brothers of Bethlehem[104]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationTacuba 17, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′7.61″N 99°8′18.16″W
Was restored completely to the way is most likely looked two centuries ago00164
Church of la Preciosa Sangre de Cristo1767Baroque[105]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza Hidalgo, Cuautepec El Alto, Gustavo A. Madero
Coordinates19°33′27.22″N 99°8′7.81″W
Good condition00948
Parish of San Lorenzo Acopilco1771BaroqueJuan Gómez de Trasmonte, Juan Serrano[106]
Location within Mexican Federal District
General information
LocationLeandro Valle 42, Col. San Lorenzo Acopilco. 05410, Cuajimalpa de Morelos
Coordinates19°19′51.5″N 99°19′33″W
Good condition00925
La Enseñanza Church1772-1778Churrigueresque, NeoclassicalFrancisco Antonio Guerrero y Torres, Friar Lucas de Jesús MaríaSisters of the Company of Mary, Our Lady[107]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationDonceles 104, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′9.95″N 99°7′56.01″W
Good condition01207
Chapel of Manzanares or Chapel of El Señor de la Humildadlate-18th centuryChurrigueresque[108]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle Manzanares 32, corner with Eje 1 Oriente Circunvalación, La Merced, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°25′47.68″N 99°7′31.06″W
Good condition00300
Parish of San Juan Evangelista y Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe18th centuryBaroque[28]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAugusto Rodin 330, Extremadura Insurgentes, 03740, Mixcoac, Benito Juárez
Coordinates19.377579°N 99.1817861°W / 19.377579; -99.1817861 (Parish of San Juan Evangelista y Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe)
Good condition00082
Parish of Tacuba18th centuryNeoclassicalFranciscans[109]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationRoad México-Tacuba, Col. Tacuba, 11410, Miguel Hidalgo
Coordinates19°27′31.76″N 99°11′15.74″W
Good condition01370
Chapel of San Salvador el Secolate-18th century 19th century (interior)Baroque, Neoclassical[110]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPlaza de San Salvador El Seco 13 corner with Bolívar, Center (ZMH "B")
Coordinates19°25′29.05″N 99°8′22.13″W
Good condition00370
Basilica of San José y Nuestra Señora del Sagrado Corazón1772-1861NeoclassicalFrancisco Antonio de Guerrero y Torres, Agustín PazFranciscans[111]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationAyuntamiento 29, barrio de San Juan, Center (ZMH "B")
Coordinates19°25′51.8″N 99°8′36.43″W
Good condition00143
Chapel del Pocito, Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe1777-1791BaroqueFrancisco Antonio de Guerrero y Torres[112]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPaseo de Zumárraga, Villa de Guadalupe, Gustavo A. Madero
Coordinates19°29′2.4″N 99°7′1.2″W
Good condition08659
Church of Nuestra Señora de Santa Ana, Iztalaco1777ChurrigueresqueFranciscans[113]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationHidalgo, Santa Anita Zacatlamanco, Iztacalco
Coordinates19°24′5.92″N 99°7′24.04″W
Good condition00397
Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles1791-1808NeoclassicalJosé Antonio González Velázquez, Federico Ernesto Mariscal Piña[114]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationLerdo 178, Guerrero, Center (ZMH "B")
Coordinates19°26′57.09″N 99°8′31.26″W
The dome was partially collapsed during the 2017 earthquake. The rest of the church is some deteriorate.00275
Convent of las Capuchinas, Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe1792-1797BaroqueIgnacio CasteraCapuchin Poor Clares[115]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationPaseo de Zumárraga, Villa de Guadalupe, Gustavo A. Madero
Coordinates19°29′4″N 99°7′2″W
Good condition00949
Church of San Pablo el nuevo1803NeoclassicalJosé Antonio González Velázquez[116]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationSan Pablo between Jesús María and Topacio 21, La Merced, Center
Coordinates19.4260388°N 99.1286371°W / 19.4260388; -99.1286371 (Church of San Pablo el nuevo)
Good condition00359
Chapel of Santa María Magdalena1805-1808NeoclassicalJosé Antonio González Velázquez[117]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationCalle Nezahualcóyotl and plaza de san Lucas, Center (ZMH "B")
Coordinates19°25′29.01″N 99°7′55.04″W
Good condition05332
Nuestra Señora de Loreto Church1806-1819NeoclassicalIgnacio Castera, Agustin PazSociety of Jesus[118]
Location within Mexico City
General information
LocationSan Ildefonso 80 corner with Rodríguez Puebla, Center (ZMH "A")
Coordinates19°26′10.69″N 99°7′39.52″W
Is in imminent danger of collapse.00326

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