Gothic style in the Catedral de Nuestra Señora del Rosario in the city of Azul, Buenos Aires.

After our visit to the Azul municipal cemetery , we ran to find a place to eat. It was Saturday at 2PM, we assumed that there must be several places open to eat but this was not the case. We took a couple of laps into the city center and there seemed to be no restaurant, which was very strange. Instead we ended up eating some fast food in the downtown square, in front of the cathedral .

The plaza in the center of the city of Azul was very similar to those in the center of the city of Buenos Aires (as if both were not in the same province). My aunts are fans of photos, they like to show that they were in that place, so I have photos of them everywhere . In addition, the day was beautiful so the sun allowed to take beautiful photos.

What I like about churches is their architecture. I am not a religious person, but I love to admire the constructions and all the work that is behind each church or cathedral. They really are an icon of history and it is good that they keep them as such through the years.

This cathedral dates from 1906. It is really very old but both inside and outside it is preserved in the best way. Perhaps it has to do with that Azul is a somewhat small city and they like to keep their tourist spots well organized.

The inside was really beautiful. These kinds of churches make you want to get married just to walk around in a beautiful dress. Ok, very romantic isn't it? The truth is that there was peace in there with soft music, no wedding at that time.

The furniture also matches the architecture of the place: heavy chairs everywhere. I doubt that in this last time of pandemic they have all been complete. Perhaps in a wedding if they have been (I continue with the idea of the dream wedding).

Fortunately, my friend and I are able to do these trips thanks to our beloved Hive platform. That's why while we enjoy ourselves, we don't forget to create content for our blogs ❤️. Currently my phone has hundreds of photos from this trip. I have yet to review and share them with you .

Visiting the inside of the cathedral was an unexpected walk since, due to Covid issues, I thought it would not be open to the public. It made me happy that my aunts are happy about that in the religious sense since they took the opportunity to say some prayers ❤️.

Finally, we ended up staying in Azul town until after 3 PM. Then it was time to leave for our main destination: Sierra de la Ventana. By then we still had quite a stretch ahead of us, so it was good to stretch our legs a bit and recharge by eating something and getting to know a great place ❤️.

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