Brick church tower with bell tower and clock, topped by a cross, against a clear sky with clouds. Town church with a stone tower and bell tower, located next to a large plaza, with colonial houses and a partly cloudy sky. Interior of a church with wooden pews, white walls, and a gilded altar at the back, illuminated by natural light entering through side windows.
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Founded on July 7, 1612, it is a historical and religious pillar in the province of Ubaté. Located in the main park, it stands out for its colonial brick architecture, a main altar in the Neo-Granadan Baroque style, and the reliquary of the patron saint.

📍 How to get there

From Bogotá to Susa (approximately 2.5 to 3 hours), take the North Highway towards Zipaquirá, continue on the Ubaté bypass, and then follow the road towards Simijaca until you find the turnoff to Susa. Alternatively, if using public transportation, go to the North Terminal, take a bus to Ubaté or Chiquinquirá, and then transfer to a local bus.