Rosario Chapel

Rosario Chapel was established in the XVI century by Indians, led by Dominican monks. Construction continued for forty years. The chapel is located in the Mexican city of Puebla. The dome of the chapel is presented in the form of a heavenly vault, on which the image of the symbol of the Holy Spirit is located. In the XVII century, the artist Jose Rodriguez Cornero made paintings with biblical themes, which decorated the chapel of Rosario.

The inhabitants of Puebla consider the chapel an outstanding landmark of their city.

The interior design of the temple is striking – the walls of the chapel are decorated with thin gold plates. The walls are framed using Mexican talavera ceramics. Every year, on October 7, the inhabitants of Puebla celebrate the day of St. Rosary, which is considered the patroness of travelers. Usually it is a noisy and fun festivities.