Peru

Museum housed in a historic 19th-century palace featuring thousands of years of Peruvian art, ranging from pre-Columbian textiles to contemporary works.

16th-century convent and basilica known for its pink facade, historic library housing thousands of rare texts, and the tombs of prominent Peruvian saints.

Massive 18th-century Spanish colonial fortress built to defend the port against pirates, featuring pentagonal architecture and a historical military museum.

Museum dedicated to remembering the victims of the internal conflict between 1980 and 2000, promoting tolerance, human rights, and social inclusion in Peru.

Museum displaying pre-Columbian gold and silver artifacts, colonial and republican currency, and traditional Peruvian folk art across several permanent galleries.

Large adobe and clay pyramid built by the Lima culture around 500 AD, featuring a distinctive interlocking brick architecture designed to withstand earthquakes.

17th-century Baroque complex renowned for its vast library of historical texts and extensive catacombs containing the remains of thousands of colonial-era residents.