Looking from the courtyard of the Monastry of Santo Ecce Homo towards the old church attached to the monastary. The monastary was founded in 1620; the church was completed in 1661. What looks like a well in the foreground, is actually a tank that stores rain water for use. The buildings are a good example of classic colonial Spanish architecture. In 1998 the monastery was declared a national archtictural heritage. Photos are permitted in every area of the premises. Photo shot in the midday light on a cloudy day; horizontal format. No people. History | Brick | Architecture | Horizontal | Colonial Style

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