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Temples #24 in Godoy Cruz, Mendoza

Basílica San Vicente Ferrer

4.7 · 714 reviews
A quiet place for reflection and traditional community worship.
Basílica San Vicente Ferrer, Lavalle 60, M5501 Mendoza, Argentina
Interesting facts
1

It received the official title of Minor Basilica in 2017, the second church in the province of Mendoza to be granted this honor.

2

The basilica is dedicated to Saint Vincent Ferrer, a 14th-century Dominican friar.

3

The church serves as a central hub for the 'Fiestas Patronales' held every April in honor of the saint.

Overview

Basílica San Vicente Ferrer serves as the primary Catholic parish in the city of Godoy Cruz, Mendoza. It was elevated to the status of a minor basilica in 2017 by the Vatican, acknowledging its historical and religious significance to the region. The building features an eclectic architectural style, blending elements of Romanesque and Neo-Gothic design. It is located at the center of the town, serving as a focal point for local patron saint festivities. The parish remains an active site for religious worship and community gathering in the Greater Mendoza area.

Photo spot

The main entrance steps facing Plaza Departamental Godoy Cruz provide the best perspective of the facade.

Insider tips

Visit during the early morning or late afternoon to experience the interior lighting through the stained glass windows.

Walk around the surrounding Plaza Departamental Godoy Cruz to see the basilica from multiple angles.

What to avoid

Do not attempt to enter or wander through the main nave during wedding or funeral services.

Good to know

None.

Etiquette

Maintain a quiet demeanor; remove hats upon entry; avoid photography during active religious ceremonies.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
30-45 minutes
Best time to visit
Late afternoon on a weekday to avoid busy weekend liturgical services and enjoy quiet lighting.
Address
Basílica San Vicente Ferrer, Lavalle 60, M5501 Mendoza, Argentina
-32.926, -68.845
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Details
Architectural styleEclectic, combining Romanesque and Neo-Gothic elements

Frequently asked

Plan for about 30-45 minutes to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Late afternoon on a weekday to avoid busy weekend liturgical services and enjoy quiet lighting..

The main entrance steps facing Plaza Departamental Godoy Cruz provide the best perspective of the facade.

Close by you'll find San Vicente Park, Plaza Independencia, Parque General San Martín.