Parroquia de San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo
Parroquia de San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo
Parroquia de San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo
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Marcela
Buenos Aires, Argentina860 contributions
Jan 2020
This beautiful church, in the historic center of the city, was built by the Jesuits in 1734 and declared a Historic Monument in 1942. Many works that are on display have been recovered, the marbles have been cleaned, the crystals replaced ... It is truly an excelent work of heritage recovery
The history and Work of the Parish are worthy of admiration for the people of the city and its visitors who enjoy the beautiful architecture. As part of the visit you should do to San Telmo...please do not miss to visit this beautiful building of GOD
The history and Work of the Parish are worthy of admiration for the people of the city and its visitors who enjoy the beautiful architecture. As part of the visit you should do to San Telmo...please do not miss to visit this beautiful building of GOD
Written 17 February 2020
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Cultured_Jewel
Las Vegas, NV188 contributions
Dec 2022
This church looks very nice from the outside and of course one wants to photograph it. The problem is that it is difficult to back up far enough to get all of it in. Another problem is that there are often so many people around because of the proximity to the San Telmo market (especially on Sundays), that is almost impossible to be there when there are not tons of people ruining your shot. I was there on a Wednesday morning and got lucky this last time, which was my 4th attempt at trying to photograph it over about 15 years. I still had to work to correct significant lens distortion in my photo-editing programs. So, just be aware, photos of this place are a challenge.
Written 26 March 2023
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IN_Travelers47906
West Lafayette, IN4,721 contributions
Jan 2020
We passed this church as we walked to Plaza Derrego to see the San Telmo Sunday Fair, so we went in and have since come to realize this was the original parish church for San Telmo. Today it is in need of some repair, but it is still worthy of visiting for a few minutes before you begin your tour of the Sunday Fair.
Written 7 March 2020
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mcsc-squared
New York City, NY881 contributions
Jul 2018 • Solo
If you come to San Telmo, this church is half a block from Plaza Dorrego just behind Starbucks. Went on a Sunday, but probably before mass so no lines, very few people. Church exterior needs repairs, but still nice to come inside for a few minutes and see the church of the area’s patron saint.
Written 1 July 2018
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PBPG
Yorkshire, UK7,529 contributions
Jan 2023
A great looking building but it is in need of much repair work. It now houses a museum. We couldn't get in bit well worth a stroll round
Written 31 January 2023
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SEs
London, UK25,868 contributions
May 2018 • Friends
This just another old church here.This church is a simple church.if you are going past or around here you can pop in.
Written 27 May 2018
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clickdeclasse
Sao Paulo, SP323 contributions
May 2016 • Solo
Being in San Telmo and not going to visit the church that gives the name to this region in the city would be a shame. It a nice church with several images, it needs a renovation as some points are clearly wearing off, but still has the same charm and historical value as San Telmo has.
Written 20 May 2016
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Jolyon67
Melbourne, Australia5,672 contributions
Dec 2013 • Solo
This is the main church in San Telmo, built in 1734 by Jesuits. San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo is the patron saint of sailors and his statue can be seen high up between the towers on the façade. The interior is pretty plain, with just a simple altar. On the outside of the church is a plaque dedicated to the people who died during the devastating yellow fever outbreak of 1871. It was this outbreak which signified the end of San Telmo's boom period because all the wealthy moved out and resettled in Recoleta.
Written 4 June 2014
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To San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo staff: What is the New Year's mass schedule? Thank you.
Written 20 December 2016
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