iglesia parroquial de la santisima trinidad
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iglesia parroquial de la santisima trinidad印象
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Step inside this huge church and admire the architecture and alters. Not much from the outside, but inside was quite nice. Some locals were there sitting on the benches, would be neat to attend during a Sunday mass.
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In addition to the history there are very interesting tales about those who attended the church in the early days and of how the altar came to stay at this church where it was not originally intended.
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Great location in a beautiful city. With the location on Plaza Mayor and it's beautiful exterior it is worth a visit.
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Largest church in Cuba, very symbolic to the people of Trinidad. Inside you'll find " Cristo de la Veracruz" the most worshiped image to everyone in town ( believers or non-believers). Full of traditions, from this place the Processions restarted in 1998 for the first time since the early 60s. Several gorgeous altars highlight the interior. A native of Trinidad myself, it means a lot to me.
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We were told that in Jan. 2014 they will celebrate the anniversary of this church built by the people in the 19th century. Celebrations will last all year. It is situated by the Plaza Mayor surrounded by cobblestone streets with steps up to outdoor cafes. There always seems to be music in Trinidad with groups playing along the street and at the cafes. My favorite part of Trinidad.
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Iglesia Santisima can be seen many different ways, whether a post card snap, iconic Roman Catholic symbol, or just another church. You’ll need to decide how you see it, but for us it is a working, living, breathing Roman Catholic Church. We were fortunate to be able to see the inside of Santisima as our timing permitted it, so off we went to check it out. We were not disappointed, as it was magnificent both inside and out. If you’re not a Catholic, then, I suppose, it would be an interesting architectural/historical building for you to have a quick look through, perhaps take a picture or two, and move on. If, however, you’re a member of the Faith, well then it is indeed a moving experience to visit the many side altars, and meditate/pray at the various Saintly representations displayed. When we walked through Santisima, we sensed a church that is indeed “alive” and not just an empty shell ready for a quick snap. The vaulted ceilings, exquisite religious statues, delicately carved woodwork, impressive Main Altar, etc. all spoke of a church full of spiritual life. We deeply regret not having been able to take part in a Mass due to our time schedule. Perhaps another time. Whatever you’re motivation and background, take a moment to visit Santisima and appreciate it from whatever perspective moves you!
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It was only at second try that we were able to get inside the church, it was nice in the inside, just in my opinion it needs a lil bit more of care, and also it was very hot inside...in general its a nice place to stop by.
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As a place of cult, you can visite for the beauty of the architecture, wherever your are catholic or not you will enjoy the visit
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Iglesias Parroquuial de la Santisima Trinidad is another perfect example of the influence of the church centuries ago. Grand, elegant and majestic, this church is in the heart of Plaza Mayor and is open to the general public. A must see, even for a short time.
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Plaza Mayor there is a cathedral called "Iglesia Parroquial de la Santisima Trinidad". Built on the 19th century. Inside there is a neo-gothic altar. The sunday masses are lovely with great spanish music. on the right side of the cathedral is the "casa de la musica" -one of the best of its kind in Cuba, and a must visit place in trinidad.