Capilla San José

The Capilla San José is a Roman Catholic chapel located in Montevideo, Uruguay.

History

• Originally part of the Jackson Agricultural School and Salesian Educational School, the chapel was built by Ernesto Vespignani and dedicated to Saint Joseph.
• It has since become an important wedding venue within the Jacksonville Development, earning it the nickname "Capilla Jacksonville".

Architecture

The Capilla San José is a notable example of unknown construction, believed to date from unknown. The chapel's design reflects its original purpose as a place of worship and education.

Location

The Capilla San José is situated at Alicia Juri 420 in the suburban neighbourhood of Villa García, Montevideo, Uruguay. It is easily accessible by public transportation or on foot.

Visiting Information

The Capilla San José is open to visitors during unknown. The chapel's interior is wheelchair accessible, and visitors are welcome to attend Mass or explore the grounds.

Notable Features

• The chapel features a notable organ and a collection of bells. The organ is a significant part of the chapel's musical heritage, while the bells provide a striking visual element to the building's exterior.

Heritage Status

The Capilla San José is listed as unknown by local authorities, recognizing its cultural and historical significance.

Notable Artworks or Relics

• The chapel contains several notable artworks and relics, including unknown. These items are an integral part of the chapel's spiritual heritage and contribute to its rich cultural identity.