Ana Zumaran De Carcano Church

The Ana Zumaran De Carcano Church, also known as Iglesia Zumaran, is a compelling church of religious and historical significance located in Ramon J. Carcano, Argentina. This magnificent building dates back to the 17th century and it has withstood the test of time and still allows the faithful to come and be revitalized. With a range of elements to it including a combination of both Moorish and Gothic styles, it is sure to be a visual delight and photographic highlight when you visit! Highlighting the notable features, an arched gallery of columns and a tower with an onion dome style roof surround the entrance and there are two centuries old stone bell towers topped by four copper plates with a representation of the four Evangelists. Inside the church are two altars - the main one being of the Renaissance style and the second being from the 19th century. Make sure you take the time to take in its beauty and history for a remarkable experience.