Cathedral of Comayagua

Immaculate Conception Cathedral of Comayagua, dates back to the years 1634 and 1711, and it is one of the most representative architectural monuments of colonial architecture, being the largest and most beautiful of all the cathedrals that were built in Honduras. It has four altarpieces, with a fantastic high altar with wood carving that are covered in sheets of gold, some with exquisite paintings and other beautiful pictures. There is a floor with a the form of a which has three naves, all covered with barrel vaults and hemispherical domes. It is asymmetric as a single bell on the left side with