Facade of the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity and Saint Anthony of Padua in Zipaquirá. The structure is tall, made of stone, and has two towers at either end. The clock is in the left tower, and the bell tower is in the right. In front are two tall palm trees and a small plaza.
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Designed by Friar Domingo de Petrés, its construction began in 1805 and lasted 111 years. It was inaugurated and consecrated on November 19, 1916. The cathedral, notable for its neoclassical architecture, is a national monument of great historical and religious value, distinguished by its austere architecture and its role as a diocesan seat. 

This cathedral opens its doors as a place of special grace. Here, the faithful can receive a plenary indulgence, fulfilling the requirements of confession, communion, and prayer. 

📍 Instrucciones de llegada

By car, from Bogotá, take the Autopista Norte (Route 55) to Zipaquirá (49 km, 49 min). By public transport, from the Portal del Norte TransMilenio station, take a bus to Zipaquirá (1 hr 30 min).