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Built between 1846 and 1850, its area was chosen due to its distance from the city. Its eastern wing features the cemetery's oldest mausoleums. The oldest dates from 1857 and the identity of the deceased is unknown because the inscriptions have already been erased by time. It was declared a cultural
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Construction began on the church in 1559, founded by Father
Francisco de Velasco at the expense of the neighbor Toribio de Bustamante. The church was completed in 1601. The 1650 earthquake seriously affected the temple, after which it was reconstructed. By contrast, the 1950 earthquake caused little
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The terrain was acquired by bishop
Fernando de Mendoza from its owner, Antonio de la Gama, and donated to the Dominican nuns of Saint Catherine. It opened its doors in 1605 and the monastery's first church was built between 1610 and 1612. The earthquake of 1650 damaged the building, after which it
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Construction for the convent began on March 9, 1673. In
October of that same year, the first nuns arrived. The completed church was blessed by Bishop Manuel de Mollinedo on October 15, 1676, whose remains rest in this church as per his last will. In 1703, the nuns who founded the monastery of the
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appears as its owner who later, in 1747, exchanged it with Andrés
Navarro Cacha Gualpa and Pascuala Quispe for the houses they had next to the Jesuit College. It is known that in this same year in one of these annexed houses, there was a bakery and the one on the corner had a water fountain.
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on the same year of its foundation, changing its name after the image. Heavily damaged during the 1650 earthquake, reconstruction works only took place some 20 years later, concluding between 1696 and 1715. One of its towers collapsed during the 1950 earthquake, and has since been restored.
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The church was built in 1572, over a hospital originally founded in 1556. The 1650 earthquake collapsed the entire complex with the exception of a single hospital room, being reconstructed two years later. It was again damaged, albeit to a lesser scale, during the earthquake of 1950.
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founded the Indian parish in the Q'armenqa neighbourhood. Thus, on a plain of the hill the church was built, an atrium with a plaza and a tower independent of the temple building. The earthquake of 1650 caused great deterioration in the church, which was rebuilt in the same place.
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Construction for the convent began in 1602 at the
Qorpakancha area, concluding in 1622. On April 30 of the same year, the nuns occupied the building. The earthquake of 1650 only damaged the tower, which was rebuilt. Similarly, the earthquake of 1950 caused no major damages.
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It is located next to the cathedral. Construction began on
September 13, 1723. After the death of the architect in charge of the work, it was re-started in 1733 and was completed on September 3, 1735. In 1996, the temple was restored after it was closed about 30 years.
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The building was incorporated to what is now another residence until 1658. Its ownership was transferred a number of times, being now known after the Álvarez family, who occupied it from 1689 to 1784. It currently functions as an apartment building and hotel.
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in Peru. The architecture of this building exerted a great influence on the development of
Baroque architecture in the South Andes. Its construction began in 1576, but it was badly damaged in an earthquake in 1650. The rebuilt church was completed in 1673.
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The central core of modern Cuzco, it is surrounded by tourist restaurants, jewelry stores, travel agencies and the same
Catholic churches built during the colonial period and which constitute two of the most important monuments of the city.
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A major earthquake on 21 May hit in 1950, and caused damage in more than one third of the city's structures. Those built by the
Spanish were more affected than those of the Incas, although the masonry of the retaining walls of the former
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Built upon the most important temple in the Inca Empire, as described by early
Spanish colonialists, it is currently a religious complex built by the Spanish which also houses an underground museum dedicated to the former Inca site.
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was rediscovered after they were exposed by the earthquake. Restoration works were carried out in the temple to completely expose the Inca structure without compromising the integrity of the Spanish building.
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began, it was depopulated during the last stages of the empire and reestablished as a public square by the Spanish. A monastery was established on April 30, 1551, and a parish followed on April 20, 1559.
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granted the construction of a number of buildings, one of which was built upon this terrain. Partially destroyed during the earthquakes of 1650 and 1950, it was modified in 1900 and restored in 1988.
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One of the oldest constructions in the city, it dates back to the 16th century and incorporates Inca features within its structure. It was originally part of the terrain awarded to Conquistador
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The building dates back to the 17th to 18th centuries and features a large gate on its entrance. It currently functions as a private multi-family residence with a business witihin its premises.
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Dating back to the 17th century, it is also known as the Tambo de Montero because in 1643, a European merchant named Don Pedro Montero de Espinoza lived here. Local traditions narrate that the
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As an example of the Incas' advanced stonework, the stone is a popular tourist attraction in Cuzco and a site of pride for many locals. The perfectly cut stone is part of a wall known as the
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in 1572. In 1645, the original building was demolished to modernise it, although the earthquake of 1650 destroyed the work in progress. It was only finished in 1652, located next to the
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Dating back to the 17th century, the two-storey building incorporates Inca features within its structure. A patio can be found within its premises, as well as an enclosed balcony.
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in 1820, who sold it to Captain Rafael Cerén de Urbina, who ultimately sold it again to Cosme de Sarmiento in 1833. It currently houses a number of private residences.
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Built during the 17th century, the two-storey building features two patios and a private chapel. During the final years of the Viceroyalty, it was the residence of
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between 1571 and 1572, within the Indian reduction system, and had to be rebuilt after the 1650 earthquake. Restoration works began in 2019 and concluded in 2022.
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prior to his execution in 1781, as well as that of his family and supporters. Similarly, it served as the prison of the Angulo brothers, who organised the
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The three-storey building is located on a slope and dates back to the 17th century, featuring a modified wooden balcony. It currently functions as an inn.
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in 1698 after its construction concluded on the same year. The 1950 earthquake caused the partial collapse of its bell tower, which was restored by 1951.
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palaces built during the Inca period, it is the most important religious monument in the historic centre of the city and houses the headquarters of the
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Dating back to the 17th century, the two-storey building features two patios within its premises, as well as an enclosed wooden balcony in its façade.
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A Nazarene convent until 1977, it incorporates the remains of an Incan building within its structure and currently operates as the five-star
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In 1700 this house was annexed along with its adjacent ones up to Méloc Street and its owner was Juan de Mendoza y Contreras. In 1740 the
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The World Heritage Site, divided into a main site with three different exclaves within its buffer zone, features a number of landmarks.
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Initially incorporated into the Casa de Oblitas, it was sold several times during the 17th and 18th centuries. It was acquired by the
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is believed to have been born. As with a number of other buildings in the city, it incorporates Incan features within its structure.
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Built during the 1930s, it continues to operate to date after attempts to move the hospital to a new location were halted due to a
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granted the construction of a number of buildings, one of which was built upon this terrain. It was later demolished and rebuilt.
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The two-storey building dates back to the 16th and 17th centuries. Its façade features balconies built during the Republican era.
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A number of historians suggest that during the Inca period the plaza would have been the place where locals met to learn of the
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The two-storey building features a patio within its premises. It cureently houses a number of businesses, including a hostel.
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The two-storey building features two patios within its premises. It currently functions as a hostel and a private residence.
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in its entrance, and an enclosed balcony. It currently serves a mixed purpose, housing private residences and a store.
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The two-storey building features patios within its premises, and is best known for its restaurant, Quinta Eulalia.
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The two-storey building features a patio within its premises. It currently functions as a hotel and restaurant.
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The current three-storey building dates back to the 19th and 20th centuries. It once served as the residence of
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The theatre, formerly a cinema, houses the city's symphonic orchestra and was built in 1933. Named after Mayor
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in 1558, being modified in 1621 to face the adjacent public square. It is named after the "truco", a type of
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and subsequently built over in Colonial style to become the home of an elite member of Cusco society, the
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Catálogo de Monumentos de Arquitectura Civil Cusqueña Declarada como Patrimonio Cultural de la Nación
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The two-storey building features two patios within its premises. It currently functions as a hotel.
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The two-storey building also features a patio within its premises, as well as an enclosed balcony.
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that could be found in the building during the 17th century, when it was popular among locals.
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The building dates back to the 17th century, and served as the residence of well-known writer
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residing in the city congregated in this place, going so far as to assure that it was a true
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seminary from its foundation to its move in 1965, it currently functions as the five-star
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The house is named after its owner, Alonso de Toro. He served as lieutenant governor upon
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in 1916, with his descendants becoming the building's sole owners on September 2, 1939.
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gives a description of the building on that year. From 1571 to 1572, it housed Viceroy
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Formerly part of the Incan neighbourhood of Ch'akillchaka and the location where the
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since 1995. It was remodelled from 1938 to 1939 under the supervision of architect
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in its entrance, as well as two wooden balconies and a patio within its premises.
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who married one of these heiresses. Since 2001, it functions as a hotel owned by
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in 1972 (with expansions made in 1974 and 1991), and was subsequently declared a
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soon after. In 2022, more shields were added to the Catholic temples at the
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that ended with the new building remaining incomplete and non-operational.
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within its premises since 1966. It was acquired during the 20th century by
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in the neighbourhood of T'oqokachi, it was one of the churches built by
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since 2012. Also known as the Casa de las Sierpes, it reopened in 2020.
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until it was renamed and moved in 1967. In 1976 it was purchased by the
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in 1549, with the construction of a church being ordered by Viceroy
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The Franciscans established themselves in the terrain belonging to
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Also built over an Inca palace, it is one of the best examples of
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in 1972, and the second one—contained within the first one—is the
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was restored. Since 1975, it hosts a museum dedicated to the
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Ybarra, M. (2004, October 10). Not just artifact, but art.
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in 1974 and currently functions as the local premises of
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ceremonial courthouse. In 1580, it was acquired by the
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to Conquistador Miguel Sánchez Ponce, present at the
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in 1532. Shortly after, the city was captured by the
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2005:and was finished before 1570, as Father
630:, it housed people such as Conquistador
309:The city was originally the site of the
300:
1417:Sebastián Garcilaso de la Vega y Vargas
1384:Sebastián Garcilaso de la Vega y Vargas
14:
3750:
3091:Originally a hospital operated by the
642:. It is currently the property of the
3517:Arias Schreiber, Félix (2024-04-20).
3465:
3463:
3461:
3459:
3457:
3455:
3453:
3451:
3415:
2679:Convent of Santo Domingo (Coricancha)
3398:List of World Heritage Sites in Peru
2361:National School of Sciences and Arts
1604:. It currently operates as a hotel.
1318:The two-storey house is named after
317:, which in turn was replaced by the
3773:Tourist attractions in Cusco Region
2644:Museum of Contemporary Art of Cuzco
2229:Church and Convent of Las Nazarenas
2166:Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cuzco
2055:The house belonged to Conquistador
1772:It is located in the sector called
1662:The two-storey building features a
532:Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cusco
24:
3738:Municipalidad Provincial del Cusco
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2378:Church and Convent of Saint Teresa
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660:
600:
559:
428:, with other shields added to the
25:
3784:
2298:Church and Convent of Saint Clare
1105:The terrain was first granted by
593:'s followers if they also killed
3201:The church was built by Viceroy
2803:Saint Anthony the Abbot Seminary
1467:Casa del Marqués de Valleumbroso
1348:Casa de Illán Suárez de Carbajal
992:Casa de Clorinda Matto de Turner
857:
461:
171:
164:
3723:
3703:
3683:
3663:
3643:
3630:
2827:since its acquisition in 1995.
2507:Built in a temple dedicated to
2389:C. Siete Cuartones & Saphy
2187:Church and Convent of La Merced
1890:and served as the residence of
760:The building was originally an
476:Main Square and Historic Centre
470:Main Square and Historic Centre
3613:
3593:
3573:
3553:
3531:
3510:
3132:The church was donated to the
2464:On April 28, 1559, Corregidor
2412:Church of the Company of Jesus
638:and Confederate Head of State
634:(its first resident), Viceroy
364:was captured by the forces of
259:Originally the capital of the
51:View of the city's main square
13:
1:
3408:
2760:, it served as the prison of
2721:instead of the municipality.
2168:, occupying an area of 3,920
2096:C. Arones 335, 347 & 359
1021:National Institute of Culture
474:The main zone is that of the
325:, the city was controlled by
2962:Almudena and Almudena Church
2956:Almudena and Almudena Church
2719:Regional Government of Cuzco
2710:C. Mesón de la Estrella 149
2550:Manuel de Mollinedo y Angulo
2423:Spanish Baroque architecture
1598:Francisca Zubiaga y Bernales
1136:Casa de Garcilaso de la Vega
962:C. Santa Catalina Ancha 320
775:Viceroy Hernandez de Cabrera
530:, it is the property of the
420:in 1983. In 2021, the first
378:Peruvian resistance movement
358:Peruvian War of Independence
281:Peruvian War of Independence
220:, the former capital of the
116:284.93 ha (704.1 acres)
108:142.48 ha (352.1 acres)
7:
3385:
3254:), features the following:
3164:), features the following:
2968:), features the following:
2842:Temple of the Sacred Family
2530:Church of Saint Christopher
1281:C. Siete Cuartones 352-378
1074:Starwood Hotels and Resorts
893:Casa de Choquechaca 366-384
783:Museum of Pre-Columbian Art
456:Museum of Pre-Columbian Art
267:in 1533 as a result of the
144:13.51727611°S 71.98000389°W
27:World Heritage Site in Peru
10:
3789:
3158:Santiago Square and Church
3152:Santiago Square and Church
3095:, it currently houses the
3065:heritage of Peru in 2010.
2808:Plazoleta de las Nazarenas
2642:, it currently houses the
2275:C. Santa Catalina Angosta
2234:Plazoleta de las Nazarenas
2129:C. Pampa del Castillo 347
933:C. Pampa del Castillo 320
749:Plazoleta de las Nazarenas
597:, which they did in 1545.
294:
290:
240:in 1983 under the name of
149:-13.51727611; -71.98000389
38:UNESCO World Heritage Site
3541:. Sacred-destinations.com
3476:World Heritage Convention
3294:
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2247:Belmond Palacio Nazarenas
2156:Formerly the site of the
1304:Casa de Ildefonso Muñecas
1154:Inca Garcilaso de la Vega
1046:Casa de los cuatro bustos
1019:. It was restored by the
623:Cuesta del Almirante 103
487:
426:Inca Garcilaso de la Vega
263:, it was captured by the
202:Centro histórico de Cusco
159:
120:
112:
104:
92:
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72:
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35:
2910:damage to the building.
2825:Belmond Hotel Monasterio
1942:Casa Siete Cuartones 290
1373:Illán Suárez de Carbajal
1320:Ildefonso de las Muñecas
1253:Clorinda Matto de Turner
1215:Cuesta de Santa Ana 601
1185:The building features a
1017:Clorinda Matto de Turner
785:re-opened in June 2003.
404:The city was declared a
333:'s forces following the
194:Historic Centre of Cusco
78:Cultural: (iii)(iv)
31:Historic Centre of Cusco
18:Historic Centre of Cuzco
3768:History of Cusco Region
3355:Antonio Lorena Hospital
3248:Belén Square and Church
3242:Belén Square and Church
2736:Paraninfo Universitario
1996:Diego de Silva y Guzmán
1953:C. Siete Cuartones 290
1881:College of San Bernardo
1434:Casa de Mateo Pumacahua
1233:Casa Gutiérrez Guerrero
904:C. Choquechaka 366-384
864:Casa de Carmen Alto 236
841:Casa de Carmen Alto 166
818:, a palace of the Inca
714:Plazoleta Santo Domingo
536:Museum of Religious Art
452:main square of the city
384:between then president
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2007:Reginaldo de Lizárraga
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1935:
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1701:Manuel Mariano Cáceres
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1619:Casa de Nueva Baja 496
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571:Casa de Alonso de Toro
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356:" in 1814. During the
352:and of the so-called "
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2902:Church of La Recoleta
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2574:Church of Saint Peter
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1934:
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1865:Casa de Rozas Velasco
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646:, functioning as the
604:
563:
534:, which operates the
523:C. Hatun Rumiyoq s/n
422:blue-and-white shield
329:until its capture by
304:
254:blue-and-white shield
2819:The premises of the
2715:Daniel Estrada Pérez
2441:Church of Saint Anne
2340:San Francisco Square
1913:Casa Salazar Guevara
1876:C. San Bernardo 192
1778:Garcilaso de la Vega
1758:Casa Ochoa Escalante
1736:C. Santa Teresa 344
1648:Casa Núñez del Prado
1415:In 1555, Corregidor
1171:Casa Gonzales Willis
1004:San Francisco Square
811:C. Procuradores 341
800:Casa Calderón Ugarte
640:Andrés de Santa Cruz
305:UNESCO map of Cusco.
210:historic city centre
3625:Boleto Machu Picchu
3203:Francisco de Toledo
2906:Plazoleta Recoleta
2867:Twelve-angled stone
2496:Saint Blaise Square
2453:Saint Anne's Square
2357:Francisco de Toledo
2011:Francisco de Toledo
1924:C. Choquechaka 350
1659:C. Choquechaka 338
1244:C. Granada 255-259
1111:Battle of Cajamarca
1102:C. San Agustín 239
1057:C. San Agustín 400
969:, the residence of
875:C. Carmen Alto 236
852:C. Carmen Alto 166
512:Archbishop's Palace
414:World Heritage Site
410:Peruvian government
346:Viceroyalty of Peru
335:Battle of Quipaipán
279:in 1821 during the
273:Viceroyalty of Peru
234:World Heritage Site
230:Peruvian government
228:established by the
140: /
32:
3763:Historic districts
3379:
3368:corruption scandal
3349:
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3235:
3214:
3145:
3121:La Almudena Church
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2655:Emilio Harth Terré
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2118:Casa Yabar Peralta
2112:
2079:
2026:
2015:War of the Pacific
1983:Parque de la Madre
1965:
1936:
1907:
1859:
1830:
1793:
1752:
1739:Also known as the
1719:
1695:Also known as the
1675:
1642:
1630:C. Nueva Baja 496
1613:
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1538:
1509:
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1371:It is named after
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1264:
1227:
1198:
1182:C. Nueva Alta 537
1165:
1130:
1085:
1070:Hoteles Libertador
1040:
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794:
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696:
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612:Casa del Almirante
606:
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390:Nicolás de Piérola
374:War of the Pacific
366:José de San Martín
307:
30:
3638:Los Angeles Times
3383:
3382:
3296:Santiago District
3239:
3238:
3197:Santiago District
3149:
3148:
3080:Almudena Hospital
3061:
3057:Almudena Cemetery
3010:Santiago District
2953:
2952:
2925:Limacpampa Square
2871:Hatunrumiyoc 480
2699:Municipal Theatre
2585:C. Cascaparo s/n
2541:C. Don Bosco s/n
2513:Polo de Ondegardo
2466:Polo de Ondegardo
2397:left this house.
2210:Belonging to the
2199:Plazoleta Espinar
1780:describes as the
1412:C. Espaderos 235
1270:Casa Huaco Bustos
1107:Francisco Pizarro
441:Municipal Theatre
386:Andrés A. Cáceres
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3193:Santiago Church
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3097:Charity of Cuzco
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1892:Serapio Calderón
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1873:
1847:C. Arequipa 250
1844:
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1769:C. Amargura 207
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1286:Company of Jesus
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1066:Viceregal Museum
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824:Serapio Calderón
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702:Casa Barrionuevo
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636:José de la Serna
632:Diego de Almagro
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591:Diego de Almagro
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520:
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484:
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430:Municipal Palace
370:Republic of Peru
354:Government Junta
315:Kingdom of Cuzco
297:History of Cuzco
250:Ciudad del Cusco
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1681:Casa de Oblitas
1650:
1621:
1602:Agustín Gamarra
1587:
1575:
1546:
1517:
1494:Casa de Pilatos
1485:
1478:C. Marqués 271
1469:
1450:Mateo Pumacahua
1436:
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1375:
1362:
1350:
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1062:Gonzalo Pizarro
1048:
1027:, as well as a
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814:Built over the
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587:Gonzalo Pizarro
582:C. Marqués 215
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406:Monumental Area
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2821:Andean Baroque
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2789:
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2783:Plaza de Armas
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2762:Túpac Amaru II
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2748:Plaza de Armas
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2057:Alonso de Mesa
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2032:Casa del Truco
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1836:Casa Rodríguez
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1799:Casa Ochoa Raa
1795:
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261:Inca Empire
222:Inca Empire
147: /
122:Coordinates
93:Inscription
3752:Categories
3640:, pp. E40.
3409:References
1971:Casa Silva
1782:Yachaywasi
1774:Huacapunku
967:Puka Marka
648:Museo Inka
595:Manco Inca
398:Coricancha
344:Under the
208:), is the
96:1983 (7th
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3040:Argentina
2938:Sapa Inca
2768:of 1814.
2754:paranymph
2604:City Hall
1819:Synagogue
1333:of 1814.
1076:in 2013.
820:Pachacuti
727:Pachacuti
528:Inca Roca
382:civil war
331:Atahualpa
83:Reference
3386:See also
3272:Location
3182:Location
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2986:Location
2395:Arequipa
2160:and the
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216:city of
214:Peruvian
74:Criteria
58:Location
3524:Infobae
3503:Perú 21
3032:Bolivia
3028:Ecuador
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1025:EsSalud
628:Huáscar
408:by the
327:Huáscar
291:History
246:Spanish
212:of the
198:Spanish
98:Session
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3676:Andina
3586:Andina
3566:Andina
3481:UNESCO
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3278:Photo
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781:, the
506:Photo
418:UNESCO
238:UNESCO
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63:Cusco
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285:Peru
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