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La Catedral de Lima en su interior muestra varios estilos, desde el gótico tardío, el renacentista hasta el barroco y plateresco, por la fecha del inicio de la construcción, el estilo arquitectónico es renacentista. Posee una planta de salón rectangular, emulando a la catedral de Sevilla. El techo está sostenido por bóvedas góticas de crucería que recrean un cielo estrellado, las cuales están hechas de madera y estuco para aliviar el peso sobre las paredes y evitar su colapso en caso de sismo.
La Catedral es en sí una perfecta síntesis de los estilos arquitectónicos que se desarrollaron en la ciudad de Lima desde sus orígenes hasta el día de hoy.
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Back in the Colony Lima city was called "City of the Kings", although the city has their rich and poor neighborhoods as it not as safe as it once was (regardless Shining Path guerilla) it still looks amazing specally up from sky, specially when fog is not around you can even seen St Lorenzo Island in the background
La "Casa de Aliaga" è la più antica dimora coloniale di Lima, forse anche in tutto il Sud America. La casa è stata di proprietà e vissuta dalla famiglia Aliaga e dai loro discendenti da quando Franzisco Pizarro concesse la terra a Jerónimo de Aliaga nel 1535. In origine c'era un altare precolombiano su quel terreno di proprietà di "Curaca Tauli Chusco" (il regno della valle Rimac).
The "Casa de Aliaga" is the oldest Colonial mansion in Lima, maybe even in whole South America. The house has been owned and lived in by the Aliaga family and their descendants since Franzisco Pizarro granted the land to Jerónimo de Aliaga in 1535. Originally there was a pre-Colombian altar on that plot of land owned by "Curaca Tauli Chusco" (the reign of the Rimac valley).
Peru benefits from some pretty good swell coming across the Pacific from New Zealand so there's some pretty decent surf to be had in Lima. In the winter months you won't find too many people at the beach, but those you do find are there to surf.
Lima, the capital of Peru, lies on the country's arid Pacific coast. Though its colonial center is preserved, it's a bustling metropolis and one of South America’s largest cities. It's home to the Museo Larco collection of pre-Columbian art and the Museo de la Nación, tracing the history of Peru’s ancient civilizations. The Plaza de Armas and the 16th-century cathedral are the heart of old Lima Centro.
Peru is a magical destination, abundant with ancient ruins dating back to the Incas.
Peru is the third largest country in South America, after Brazil and Argentina.
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A passeggio per le vie di Barranco - Quartiere di Lima.
Murales
Strolling through the streets of Barranco - Lima district.
Murals
Parque de la Reserva - Circuito Mágico del Agua
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