The Luján Basilica, also known as the Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Luján, stands in the town of Luján in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Its address is San Martín 51. It is a neo-Gothic church and one of the country's major Catholic pilgrimage sites, dedicated to the Virgin of Luján, the patron saint of Argentina.
What to expect
The basilica is known for its architecture, and its towering neo-Gothic form makes it a striking sight as you approach along the town's streets. Inside, you will find a range of religious artifacts that reflect the devotion built around the site over many years. Even if you are not a pilgrim, the building rewards a slow walk and a careful look at its details.
Why people come
- Pilgrims who come to honour the Virgin of Luján, a figure central to Argentine faith
- Visitors interested in neo-Gothic architecture and church design
- Travellers exploring the towns and countryside of Buenos Aires Province
Plan your visit with the basilica's contact number, +54 2323 420-058, if you have questions before you travel. Because this is an active place of worship, it is best to dress modestly and to keep your voice low while inside, especially during services or prayer.