St. Isidore Cathedral

The St. Isidore Cathedral also referred to as Holguín Cathedral It is the main temple of the Catholic Church in the Diocese of Holguín, is placed inside the city of Holguín, at the Caribbean island of Cuba. The first church committed to San Isidoro, was designed through architect D. Diego de Avila y de los angeles Torre and was blessed on April three, 1720 while Cuba become still below the rule of the Spanish Empire. The present cathedral of San Isidoro, inaugurated as parish church between 1818 and 1820, is a creation structure with a "T".

The church was increased to the fame of cathedral in 1979 below the pontificate of Pope John Paul II and formally consecrated in 1996. It is a strong constructing with 3 large doorways and recessed columns and a pediment within the center that defines the facade. Its indoors Moriscos have finely crafted wood ceilings. This is one of the satisfactory holy region in this city.