Virgen de Fatima Church

The Virgen de Fatima Church was declared A Municipal Architectural Heritage and a Historic Cultural Monument of the Province. The building still retains original materials, wood, and sheet board, with which was built in 1946, after the earthquake that destroyed the original in 1944. Its construction is very similar to the colonial style, and stands next to the Grotto of Our Lady of Fatima, which is built in what appears to be brown coral and contains a cave in which to deposit candles. Lots of plaques as reminders and thanks for favours received, made in different materials, are attached to its walls.