Mayor Plaza. Center of Lima were Pizzaro first started the city. |
The catholic cathedral on the plaza. Built in 1600's put destroyed by earth quakes several times. |
Another picture of the cathedral |
Center of government. President lives here. Changing of the guard. |
Carolyn watching intently |
Band played while soldiers marched. |
Other buildings around the plaza |
Cardinal of Peru's house. Wooden alcove. |
Inside of cathedral. We had a very young guide who took us around the next section. Mass was underway in this one. |
Interesting design to let in the natural light. Without rain not much need to try and keep it out. |
This is our guide. |
Pizzaros coat of arms. |
Art delpicting those who did not want to sail with pizzaro naked. |
Stained glass in cathedral |
Confession booths all over the place |
Another altar within the cathedral |
booths for key leaders to sit. Organ doesn't work anymore |
Carvings of the 12 apostles. |
Shows Peter with a key depicting him representing Christ. |
Interesting ceiling |
Front Door |
Restaurant we ate at good food |
Building on street by plaza |
Setting up some kind of a stand at key location |
Casa de Aliaga oldest piece of family owned real estate on the continent was built on top of an Inca shrine in 1535 |
You an see the detail of the woodwork. Lots of paintings from the Cusco art school. Very European. |
Pretty spectacular. The owners still live in parts of the house. Kind of like going through castles or houses in England. |
Italian tile |
Open room right in center of house. with this huge tree in it. It has the dining area on second floor. No rain. |
Photo of a plant growing on the side of the tree. |
Lower floor showing the base of the tree and the fountain. |
Carved ceiling tile about 15 inches square. |
Picture in a mirror |
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