Catedral de Montevideo
What the experts agree on
Montevideo's oldest public building (1804) stands out for its distinctive domed bell towers and ornate marble interior. This cathedral houses remains of Uruguay's most important historical figures and remains a centerpiece of the city's colonial
Fodor's "It's officially the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and St. Phillip and St. James, but it is known to Montevideans as the Matriz ("head") Church, as well as the Catedral..." Full review
Frommer's "Also known as Iglesia Matriz (parish church), the cathedral was the city's first public building, erected in 1804. It houses the remains of some of Uruguay's most important political,..." Full review
