Santa Ana Jesuit Mission

Santa Ana was the last mission built in Chiquitanía, founded in 1755, just 12 years before the expulsion of the Jesuits. When they left, the church was completed by the indigenous population. It therefore has a country look, sober, and small, surrounded by simple houses. It was renovated in the 90s and the church retains its original appearance. In the part of the church for the choir there is still an organ from the Jesuit period, which was restored in 2000.