Santa Prisca
Taxco
Santa Prisca is a baroque church located in Taxco, Mexico. Completed in 1758, it stands out for its Churrigueresque architectural style. The church features twin towers and is approximately 200 feet tall, with intricate stone carvings and elaborate interior decorations.
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Constructed by José de la Borda, Santa Prisca served as a testament to Taxco's silver mining wealth. It is renowned for its nine richly adorned altars, crafted from wood and covered with gold leaf. The church is situated in the historic center of Taxco, easily accessible to visitors, and often hosts guided tours.