Av. Cristóbal Colón s/n
Ciudad Guzmán, Jalisco
In front of the Main Square
About Cathedral's San Jose
Built in the late nineteenth century. Its main facade was worked in gray stone and shaped like a tower. Inside the temple is decorated in Neoclassical can appreciate four altarpieces, the paintings were executed by Rosalio Gonzalez in 1937 and cypress main altar houses the image of Christ crucified; They can also be the side altars, also in neoclassical style.
Currently in the historic center of the city it has added a lighting system to all historic buildings that comprise it, including the Cathedral; so give yourself back at night to appreciate this warm light its architectural beauty.
