Parroquia Santa Rosa de Lima

The Parroquia Santa Rosa de Lima is a historic church located in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

History

• The construction of the church began in the early 20th century and was completed in 1923.

Architecture

The church is an example of neoclassical architecture, with a rectangular shape and a central tower.

The building's design is attributed to the Argentine architect, José María Soto.

• Notable features include its imposing façade, adorned with ornate stone carvings, and its interior, which boasts a striking stained-glass ceiling.

Denomination and Religious Significance

The Parroquia Santa Rosa de Lima is a Catholic church, belonging to the Roman Catholic Church.

It serves as a place of worship for the local community and is an important cultural landmark in Buenos Aires.

Architect and Notable Features

José María Soto is credited with designing the church's neoclassical architecture.

• The building's notable features include its central tower, which houses a striking bell tower, and its ornate stone carvings on the façade.

Organ and Bells

The church features a pipe organ, which is considered one of the most important musical instruments in Argentina.

The organ was built by the renowned instrument maker, Gustavo Naciff.

• The church also boasts a set of five bells, which are an integral part of its architectural design.

Heritage Status

The Parroquia Santa Rosa de Lima has been recognized as a cultural and historical monument in Buenos Aires.

It is listed on the National Inventory of Cultural Patrimony.

Location

Address: Pasco 448

Country: Argentina

Town: Buenos Aires

Visiting Information

The church's opening hours are not publicly available due to lack of information.

• The church is wheelchair accessible.
• Visitors can enter the building through the main entrance on Pasco Street.

Notable Artworks or Relics

The church features several notable artworks, including a stunning stained-glass ceiling and ornate stone carvings.

A relic of Saint Rosa de Lima, the patron saint of Argentina, is also housed within the church's walls.

Architect

José María Soto