decorated chapels and multiple Neoclassical altarpieces along the two lateral naves. Naves: Central nave: In the main altar there is a cypress, made up of four columns that support a dome, and inside it a silver manifestor. In the central nave there is a pulpit made of carved wood. Side naves: Two side naves to the central one, have Neoclassical altars dedicated to various saints, in the background the naves are topped by large altars, one on the east side dedicated to the Lord of the Sacristy and another on the west side dedicated to the Sacred Heart, patron saint of the city. East side nave: West side nave: Chapels: the cathedral has four chapels, located at the beginning of the side naves, 2 chapels just below the towers and the other two adjoining. The chapels on the eastern side are dedicated to the Virgen de los Dolores or "La Dolorosa" and to the Tabernacle of the cathedral. On the west side, one is dedicated to the Holy Family and the other is a funerary chapel that houses the marble tombs of Archbishops. Chapel of the Tabernacle (Chapel del Sagrario) Chapel of la Soledad Chapel of la Sagrada Familia or of los Mártires Chapel of San Jerónimo Rooms: has several rooms including the Chapter House, the Sacristy, among others, where you can find old 18th-century and 19th-century paintings and furniture. Sacristy Room: Chapter House: This magnificent architectural work, due to the clarity of its profiles, chiaroscuro and the way of carving the facades between the buttresses, is compared by Joaquín Bérchez, with the facade of the Granada Cathedral by Alonso Cano and with works by Diego Antonio Díaz in Seville. Artistic works It still preserves great treasures. Works of great artistic, religious and historical value. Goldsmith: "Manifestor:" Of the 18th century, silver that measures 3.19 m high, adorned with 29 statuettes and 42 gilded reliefs that communicate a message about the Eucharistic presence of Christ. Baptismal Font: piece of fine silverware with a strong Neoclassical hue. Agustín de Iturbide and José María Morelos were baptized there. Sculptures: There are also multiple sculptures inside, standing out a Christ, known as the Lord of the Sacristy, which dates from the 16th century. Lord of the Sacristy: Sacred Heart: Ceramics: Chinese Tibores (vessels) Oil paintings: There are paintings by the most prominent New Spanish painter, Miguel Cabrera, as well as by the painter