Peru

Incan citadel situated 2,400 meters above sea level, containing the Temple of the Sun and the Intihuatana ritual stone.

National museum housing an extensive collection of pre-Columbian artifacts and colonial-era items, tracing the historical development of the country from ancient times through independence.

Historic administrative headquarters of the Catholic Church in the region, housed in a colonial-era building near the city's main square.

Museum housed in a 16th-century colonial mansion displaying a collection of pre-Columbian artifacts that showcase the artistic development of ancient Andean civilizations.

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

Sanctuary dedicated to the patron saint of the Americas, built around the house where she was born and lived in the 17th century.

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.

Historical house museum and former residence of naval hero Admiral Miguel Grau, preserving 19th-century domestic furnishings, personal effects, and maritime artifacts from the War of the Pacific.

Renaissance-style cathedral built in the 17th century over the Inca palace of Viracocha, housing a major collection of Cusqueña school paintings and silverwork.