Metropolitan Basilica Cathedral. Chapel del Sagrario From the Metropolitan and Primate Basilica Cathedral we can access the Chapel del Sagrario. Chapel III: Chapel of Nuestra Señora del Carmen Carved and polychrome wooden sculpture from the 20th century. On the eastern side of the chapel we find the painting "Saint Teresa of Jesus", oil on canvas from the 17th century and by an anonymous author. On the western side we find the painting "Appearance of Our Lady to San Simón Stock", oil on canvas from the 17th century and by an anonymous author. Chapel IV: Chapel of Santa Isabel de Hungría Saint Elizabeth of Hungary is the patron saint of the Archdiocese of Bogotá. Previously known as the chapel of Saint Ursula and later as Saint Catherine of Siena. At the bottom of the chapel is the painting "Saint Elizabeth of Hungary", oil on canvas by the Spaniard Domínguez (copy of a painting by the Spaniard Esteban Murillo). In this chapel stands out the tomb of the Spanish conquistador and founder of the city Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada, sculpted by the artist Luis Alberto Acuña on a white marble altar by Cassioli; On the eastern wall, the bust of General Antonio Nariño stands out in the place where his remains lie. Three apses in front of the chapel's colonnade contain the monuments of the city's archbishops, in order that of Vicente Arbeláez in Renaissance style, that of Manuel José Mosquera in wood and Gothic style, and that of José Telésforo Paul in Florentine Gothic style. On the western wall, a marble monument contains the ashes of the Venezuelan Pedro Gual and a plaque commemorates Archbishop Fernando Caicedo y Flores, complemented by a picture of the Creed of Santiago and the statue of Mary Immaculate, which was on the main altar for three centuries. Four columns rest on the step, which contain the remains of Archbishops Aquinao Camacho, del Pórtico and Torres and a few steps to the south is Monsignor Juan Bautista Agnozzi, delegate of the Holy See who visited the city in 1882. Chapel V: Chapel of Santiago Apóstol It is made up of an Ionic altar with the colonial painting "Saint James Apostle in the Battle of Clavijo", oil on canvas by Gregorio Vásquez de Arce y Ceballos. The painter Gregorio Vásquez de Arce y Ceballos (1638–1711), author of all the paintings in this chapel, is buried in this