The Cathedral of Comayagua is an important religious building located in the Central Plaza of Comayagua, Honduras. Built between the 16th and 17th centuries, it features a blend of Baroque and Renaissance architectural styles. Notable for its bell tower and a European clock that still works, the cathedral played a central role in religious and political life during the colonial period. Despite suffering damage from earthquakes, it has been restored and remains a valuable historical and cultural heritage of Honduras.
