The church is very simple, compared to others in BsAs. The architecture is common, and inside, the unique atraction is the altar, full of golden pieces. But it's extremely calm, quiet, it's really a place to pray, to feel peace. A beautiful gregorian chant is everywhere. It's good to relax here, to prepare yourself to visit the Recoleta Cementery, just... More

It's a church that is lacking in maintenance. Not much history is hear but this is not Europe so you will not find much history in churches here beyond local hero's tombs occasionally put in corners here and there. More

Located next to the cemetary. This church iis worth stopping and seeing. The ornate interior was truly beautiful, Catholic or not, it was awesome. More

This is one of the oldest churches in Buenos Aires and an example of colonial architecture,It is surrounded by one of the most beatiful areas in the city.and is ajacent to the Recoleta Cemetery. More

One of the oldest churches in town. It was built circa 1500. All the wooden figures were made by indians in times of the colonization.Great Place to visit by Recoleta Cementery. Try to go on sundays to see the artisans in the park and the musicians More

A simple, colonial church next to the Recoleta Cemetery overlooking a lovely park, it takes you back to the days when the city was a Spanish Colonial Capital. More

This gorgeous church is well worth a visit, it has museum on 3 floors, and it only costs about 8 Peso to get in. More

In front of the cemetery, on Junín 1904, is the 1732 church of Nuestra Señora del Pilar. This tiny whitewashed church was so unlike others I had visited in South America. Its simple airy colonial style, with pretty stain glass windows, made it serenely relaxed and the perfect place to reflect. Whilst still having the massive and stunningly ornate gold... More