Located in the Historic Center of Puebla, east on 14th Street and the boulevard May 5.

The construction of this set dates from the sixteenth century. The temple was completed in 1570 and was finally consecrated in 1767.

The main facade stands out for its impressive façade and for its high tower of four bodies. The cover is gray quarry, flanked by large tile panels between brick coatings. It was a work made from 1743 to 1767 with full features baroque. Its membership includes three sections organized by Stipe, who in most of its niches with sculptures entrepaños saved. It is worth mentioning that the first side of the access vain marked half point arch and jambs pillow. In the latter striking a great relief that represents the imposition of the wounds of San Francisco. On the ledge of the third body is the auction closed mixed on the cover which is completely covered by foliage containing also the sculpture of a Madonna and a statue at the top of San Miguel. The interior is a single nave, covered with ribbed vaults of which are the choir and the presbytery, the highlights of the choir stalls, the neoclassical altarpieces, but mainly the mummified body of the blessed San Sebastián de Aparicio, housed in a chiseled silver niche that is in the Chapel of Our Lady of the Conquest.

It should be noted that with the recent construction of the Convention Center of Puebla have been many renovations that enhance the view of the place, on the back of the temple was a very pleasant park which was formerly a cemetery. From here you can see one of the flanks of the food market of the High Park and San Francisco where it is traditional to eat Chalupas Poblana.
 

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