Iglesia San Francisco
La Iglesia San Francisco de Asís, ubicada entre las actuales calles Colón, Santa Rosa, San Roque y San Francisco, con su fachada principal hacia la Plazuela San Francisco y la calle San Marcos, se ha consolidado en los últimos años como un destacado centro para la realización de eventos religiosos, particularmente para ceremonias matrimoniales. Este templo fue erigido en el mismo emplazamiento que ocupaba el antiguo templo San Francisco Solano, construido a finales de la década de 1880 sobre los restos de una antigua y abandonada huaca barranquina. La nueva iglesia, bautizada como San Francisco de Asís, cuenta con una sola torre y tres naves, características que la distinguen arquitectónicamente. La iglesia fue inaugurada el 25 de octubre de 1935.
La Iglesia San Francisco de Asís, ubicada entre las actuales calles Colón, Santa Rosa, San Roque y San Francisco, con su fachada principal hacia la Plazuela San Francisco y la calle San Marcos, se ha consolidado en los últimos años como un destacado centro para la realización de eventos religiosos, particularmente para ceremonias matrimoniales. Este templo fue erigido en el mismo emplazamiento que ocupaba el antiguo templo San Francisco Solano, construido a finales de la década de 1880 sobre los restos de una antigua y abandonada huaca barranquina. La nueva iglesia, bautizada como San Francisco de Asís, cuenta con una sola torre y tres naves, características que la distinguen arquitectónicamente. La iglesia fue inaugurada el 25 de octubre de 1935.
A lo largo de los años, la iglesia ha sufrido los embates de varios terremotos, sin embargo, ha logrado mantenerse en condiciones similares a las de su construcción original. A pesar de estos daños, los continuos trabajos de restauración han permitido que la iglesia conserve una excelente condición estructural. En 1989, fue declarada Patrimonio Cultural Inmueble Republicano por su valor arquitectónico religioso, mediante el R.J. N° 191-89-INC/J del 26 de abril de 1989. Durante varias décadas, la iglesia fue el centro de encuentro de la comunidad barranquina. Sin embargo, a partir de principios de la década de 1980, comenzó a ganar popularidad como un lugar preferido para las parejas que deseaban contraer matrimonio. Además, en la actualidad, la iglesia sigue siendo un importante centro para el desarrollo de diversas actividades comunitarias en Barranco. Las visitas suelen estar motivadas por la admiración a sus hermosos vitrales, un aspecto destacado de esta edificación.
San Francisco Church
The Church of San Francisco de Asís, located between the current streets Colón, Santa Rosa, San Roque, and San Francisco, with its main facade facing the San Francisco square and San Marcos street, has established itself in recent years as a prominent center for religious events, particularly for wedding ceremonies. This temple was built on the same site as the old San Francisco Solano temple, constructed in the late 1880s on the remains of an ancient and abandoned barranquina huaca. The new church, named San Francisco de Asís, features a single tower and three naves, characteristics that architecturally distinguish it.
The church was inaugurated on October 25, 1935. Over the years, the church has suffered the ravages of several earthquakes, however, it has managed to remain in conditions similar to those of its original construction. Despite this damage, continuous restoration work has allowed the church to retain an excellent structural condition. In 1989, it was declared a Cultural Heritage Site Republican property for its religious architectural value, by means of R.J. No. 191-89-INC/J of April 26, 1989. For several decades, the church was the meeting point of the Barranco community. However, starting in the early 1980s, it began to gain popularity as a preferred place for couples wishing to get married. In addition, today, the church continues to be an important center for the development of various community activities in Barranco. Visits are usually motivated by admiration for its beautiful stained glass windows, a highlight of this building.
San Francisco Church
The Church of San Francisco de Asís, located between the current streets Colón, Santa Rosa, San Roque, and San Francisco, with its main facade facing the San Francisco square and San Marcos street, has established itself in recent years as a prominent center for religious events, particularly for wedding ceremonies. This temple was built on the same site as the old San Francisco Solano temple, constructed in the late 1880s on the remains of an ancient and abandoned barranquina huaca. The new church, named San Francisco de Asís, features a single tower and three naves, characteristics that architecturally distinguish it.
The church was inaugurated on October 25, 1935. Over the years, the church has suffered the ravages of several earthquakes, however, it has managed to remain in conditions similar to those of its original construction. Despite this damage, continuous restoration work has allowed the church to retain an excellent structural condition. In 1989, it was declared a Cultural Heritage Site Republican property for its religious architectural value, by means of R.J. No. 191-89-INC/J of April 26, 1989. For several decades, the church was the meeting point of the Barranco community. However, starting in the early 1980s, it began to gain popularity as a preferred place for couples wishing to get married. In addition, today, the church continues to be an important center for the development of various community activities in Barranco. Visits are usually motivated by admiration for its beautiful stained glass windows, a highlight of this building.
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