Foundadores Square

Fundadores Square is the main square of the city, it was from it that the construction of the city of San Luis Potosi began.

The founder of the city was Captain Miguel Caldera. There are many historical and modern symbols on the square. To the north of the square, on the site of the old Jesuit college, is the Autonomous University, as well as the ancient chapel of Loreto, which is made in the Baroque style. In the west, the square is decorated with fountains of pink marble and arcades. Attracts the view of the temple of La Compagna, built in the XVII century.

Beautiful interior of the temple and the image of Christ, which is made of reeds. Captivated by the beauty of the Jesuit chapel Loretto, built in the early XVIII century, with paintings of Cabrera. The square is surrounded on all sides by buildings of restaurants, cafes, as well as modern offices. In the restaurant “La Parroguia”, which is located on the square, you can enjoy exquisite local cuisine.

Fundadores Square is very popular among tourists and locals.