Lima has a variety of beautiful colonial baroque churches, all worth a visit.
The palace of the archbishop in Lima
On the east side of the Plaza Mayor stands one of the most important buildings in Lima - the cathedral. Right next to it, almost fused with it, is the palace of the Archbishop. The cathedral belongs to as an institution
The Church of Corazón de María in Magdalena del Mar
The baroque splendor of the Basilica of Our Lady of Mercy
The Baroque Splendor of the Our Lady of Mercy Basilica Many of Lima's churches are located in the historic center, dating back to the colonial era Spanish. This large density of churches has one
National Sanctuary and the Monastery of Las Nazarenas
The history of the Monastery of Las Nazarenas begins with the earthquakes that destroyed large parts of the city. The Lord of Miracles, the national shrine
Iglesia San Pedro in Lima, a must for all travelers
In the middle of the historic old town, surrounded by other colonial churches, lies the church of San Pedro. It is also one of the religious buildings built by the Spaniards in the 16th century shortly after the foundation of Lima.
Iglesia de San José – landmark of the Jesús María district
The Church of San José in the district of Jesús María with its neo-Gothic style, with filigree towers on the northeast side, a dome in the southwest