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Sightseeing in Lima |
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Sightseeing in Lima
Lima is a place which is littered with a plethora of churches , buildings , palace etc . The architectural masterpieces of Peru bespeak of elegance and a refined grace . The colossal buildings are the quintessential examples of flamboyance and elegance .The palaces and the museums bear the vestiges of the rich history and culture of Peru . The intricate and the subtle works of art are a spectacular sight . The marvels of myriad forms of architecture woo hordes of tourists from all over the world . Some of the palaces have paintings which emanate an aura of aesthetics and craftsmanship. Spanish architectural pattern is prevalent in Lima . The city has been conferred the status of a heritage site by UNESCO because of the presence of innumerable palaces , museums , churches .
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Important places of sightseeing in Peru:
Government Palace- The palace is the place where the the founder of Lima Francisco Pizaro, resided . The building is bathed by elegance and luxury .
Santo Domingo Church And Monastery- This is another marvel of architecture which has a theological significance .
National Museum of Anthropology, Archeology and History- The museum is a treasure trove of valuable information about the culture heritage and tradition of Peru .
Plaza De Armas – This place is dotted with the palace , statue and church . The palace is the seat of the government of Peru .
The Nazarenas Church and Convent: The church has the painting of Jesus Christ on its wall . The wall did not collapse when Peru faced the catastrophe of earthquake .
The Cathedral- The cathedral bespeaks of the subtle and intricate works of art . There is a museum of theology inside the cathedral .
Palacio De Osambela- This is also another historical building embedded with elegance and grandeur .
Palacio De Torre Tagle- The palace is the apotheosis of marvelous piece of architecture . Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is currently operating from this palace .
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