Arequipa

Historic 17th-century monastery complex featuring extensive cloisters, a notable colonial art collection, and a historic library with rare texts.

17th-century stone mill powered by the waters of the Sabandia River, featuring traditional colonial architecture and working mechanisms used since the Spanish era.

Vast 16th-century religious complex built from sillar volcanic stone, featuring a striking citadel of colorful cloisters, narrow streets, and traditional living quarters.

Museum dedicated to Incan culture and high-altitude archaeology, housing the preserved remains of Juanita, the Ice Maiden, alongside ritual artifacts discovered on Mount Ampato.

Neoclassical cathedral built from white volcanic sillar stone occupying the entire north side of the city's main square, featuring two tall towers and an interior carved from oak.

Ornate 16th-century Jesuit church showcasing exemplary Andean Baroque architecture, featuring an intricately carved stone facade and gilded altarpieces.

Six-story observation tower offering panoramic views of Arequipa and its surrounding volcanoes, built in the mid-20th century.

Planetarium and observatory featuring astronomical exhibits, telescopes for stargazing, and educational presentations about space science and the southern night sky.