Representing one of the rare surviving instances of real Baroque architecture in contemporary times, this parish church shows a very good preservation of historical religious design. With its dramatic use of light and shadow, curved lines, and ornate decorative accents, the building's outside exhibits the typical Baroque style components. The front features ornate statues, complex cornices, and well sculpted reliefs that epitomize Baroque architectural ideas. Richly adorned altars, ceiling frescoes, and gilded embellishments that evoke celestial brilliance define the equally amazing inside of the cathedral. While the acoustic architecture provides ideal conditions for both spoken word and holy music, the way natural light plays through well placed windows accentuates the dramatic effect of the inside area. This cathedral is a living museum of 17th-century architectural craftsmanship since marble columns, complex chapels, and finely carved woodwork parts add to the overall baroque elegance. The preservation of such genuine Baroque features in a contemporary setting makes this church not just a place of prayer but also a priceless architectural gem that still inspires both tourists and adherents equally.
