Best School Material Shops In Arequipa Near Me

Pilarcita Bardales: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Maksim Passim: Отличное место☺️👍Музей под открытым небом по сути и бесплатно

Johnny Correa: THEY SHOULD NOT HAVE A PROTECTED ANIMAL LIKE THE VIVUÑA LOCKED UP.Their products are of good quality, but having a caged and stressed protected animal is very, very bad.

m: Super interesting

Julio C. Martinez Colarossi: Beautiful place, in addition to the clothing store you will have the opportunity to visit the mini zoo with a spectacular tour

Gabrielle Sigwalt: Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Karina Sonaglio: Ótimo lugar para ver lhamas e alpacas de perto. É uma loja que conta com os animais na parte de trás mostrando todo o processo de fabricação das peças de roupa com seu pelo. Ao chegar, eles lhe dão um maço de mato para alimentar os animais. Muito divertido!

Ross Elthewa: Nice and informative, but none to guide you around. Except in the gift shop...Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Glenda Marina Falcon Pacheco: Quiet atmosphere. Nice staff. The animals are in a small place. They give you grass to take good photos with the animals. They explain it to you in a small guide in English and Spanish. There is sale of clothing made from the wool of these animals.

Jonathan alfredo Cisneros navas: Good placeVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait …More

Jorge Orlando Milier Navarro: It is a store with a lot of clothes made with alpaca, Nice place and you can take pictures with the animals. They know the procedure for making sweaters.

Lourdes Ekholm: Visited on Weekday Wait time No waitMore

Fredd Quenaya: 🇵🇪 Very good attention, their facilities are nice, they give you a mini tour to see the process of creating garments

Ellen Festjens: Leuk om te bezoeken! Goede uitleg gekregen en ze waren allemaal zeer vriendelijk.

Samson Wong: Great place to find out more about local wools and local textiles. Pretty cool to see alpacas and to feed them too! Came as part of free walking tour. Shop is a bit pricey.Wait time 10–30 min …More

Alberto Perez Perez: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Charles Alan Apaza Paricahua: Visited on Weekend Wait time No waitMore

Ester Lacal Talavera: Very curious llamas, alpacas and vicunas. Good explanation of the type of weaving and you can see how it is made on an old loom by indigenous women.

Paloma Burgos: Un peu rapide, mais intéressant et les guides sont adorables

Manu Barquito: Very inappropriate school for underage minds

Pamela Garcia: There isn't much of a soccer tradition, but it's one of the best in ENG

Oscar Flores Fernandez: Good education and best proposal for comprehensive training

Rhenia Gonzales: I CAN NOT BE MORE HAPPY TO BE PART OF THIS GREAT FAMILY!GO PRESCOTT

lindsay nuñes: The best school in Peru is perfect

Carlos Calla: Good school, I recommend it, excellent level of English and in addition to the possibility of graduating with the International Baccalaureate.

Luciana Moscoso: It is a very good school_the teaching of English is very good

Luis Renato Delgado: The best

Diego Alonso Mejia Melgar: Has two high school programs

Silvia Herrera Valdivia: hide the best

Diego Damian: very good school

Rando Gregorio: I want this year to learn more,

Alicia Judit Quispe Lujan: A very nice store and there are discounts and small things if you want to take souvenirs

Walter Romero Castillo: Excellent place

Isidoro Perezcastillo: Tourist area

Sarah Salazar Farfán: an unforgettable place

Gabriela Cuentas Enriquez: This store offers alpaca garments from the Michell company, which produces high quality garments, you can find Vicuña and a live exhibition of loom weaving, the place is calm and varied, the attention is also very good.

marcela cuadros: el pelo más suave y tramado con seda, tanto como baby alpaca, tambien con seda, estolas, chompas, abrigos reversibles, todo liviano como pluma y tibio como el sol.Creo que no en vano su marca lleva el nombre de Sol Alpaca..Solo lleve dinero o tarjeta porque si vá por una prenda para usted, se irá con 6 prendas para usted y obsequios preciados para sus hijos y nietos.Busque al vendedor estrella, el señor Leonardo Pablo Huachaniticona.(Translated by Google

Umberto Albricci: Consigliato a chi voglia acquistare capi in alpaca in città.

Flavia Escobar: Good place to sell baby Alpaca items, hats, gloves, chullos, clothes, etc.

sergio palma: It is very good and teaches God ☺️

Nelsy Chambi Suc. AQP: Christian education and values

Erick Rendon: 😡😡😡

Tanner Hayes: I studied Spanish with Maria for 10 hours over 5 days and loved it. She's a great teacher, with a cool little school, in a splendid neighborhood. Maria definitely helped jog my memory of many of the words and grammatical concepts that I had learned years ago. You should definitely choose Llama Education Spanish School for your lessons while in Arequipa.

Chris Brooksbank: We did a 7 days of Spanish school with Maria and Marta. Doing a grammar and conversation lesson each day. Both great teachers.We took lessons having done some basic Spanish via apps so we were close to beginner. The lessons were really well structured, we were encouraged and challenged. As a result our Spanish really improved and were able to have basic conversations by the time we left.The lessons were enjoyable. And Maria was super kind and helpful to us throughout our days there. Many thanks and hope to see you again in the future!

Ville Palonen: Llama Education is a first-class Spanish school and highly recommended!I have experience from other Spanish schools in Mexico, Guatemala and Spain, and I can honestly say that during my 2 weeks (40 hours total) in Llama Education in December 2022 I learned much more than I was hoping for.One-to-one teaching method was extremely flexible and worked really well for me because everything could be customized to my needs. I enjoyed especially the fact that even grammar lessons included lots of conversation, in fact it didn’t feel like grammar studies at all when we were talking about local politics or Xmas traditions.It's possible to study online, too; I had a few Whatsapp classes before my visit to Arequipa, and will have another dozen online classes during 2023.Many thanks to Maria who runs the school – you are super!

Trevor Farris: What a time, what a place, with amazing, welcoming, and helpful people. It has been seven months since I arrived in Arequipa, so I am writing this review with a bit of time and space in between, but it was such a powerful experience it feels like I was there just last week.Firstly, the amount that my Spanish improved from being in Arequipa for only three weeks was unlike anything I experienced in California, and I had been taking Spanish classes for a few prior to going to Peru. I had a pretty good understanding of how the language worked and a decent grasp on the grammar, but I never could have a real conversation in Spanish, whether that was because I never had anyone to practice with as intensely as I did at Llama Education, or whether that was because I was afraid to practice. But taking classes helped me get the practice I wanted and needed to actually feel like I could have conversations in Spanish. The classes are very intimate-- they are one on one, you and the teacher, so you get so much time to speak in Spanish, fail speaking in Spanish, and learn to speak in Spanish. Martha and Jimmy were my teachers and they were very helpful at pushing me to grow my vocabulary and understanding and use of grammar. It was also great having one on one classes because you end up talking about real things, not those silly American Spanish class conversations. My teachers became my good friends while I was in Arequipa. Also through the classes I got to learn a lot about Peru, it's history, it's culture, it's food, etc.Secondly, Maria is amazing and so helpful. When I arrived in Arequipa, Maria came to the airport and picked me up in a taxi, and she showed me around the city and where the school was and how to use the buses. While we were wondering around the city, the family I was originally going to be staying with while I was there called and said they were no longer able to host me, so Maria offered for me to stay with her, which I did, until another family she reached out to was ready to host me. It was very kind of her to host me, and it was nice to be able to talk with her (almost entirely in Spanish) and get to know her. Maria was also so helpful in trying to retrieve my lost baggage from the airlines. I didn't have my luggage for a week, and spent a lot of time trying to locate it and get it to Arequipa, and Maria also helped a lot. She came with me to the airport to try to talk to them there, she called people, etc.Thirdly, I ended up staying in Arequipa with a family that Maria knows, and that was an amazing experience in itself because it is quite a different experience to traveling than one gets if they were to stay in a hotel or hostel. The family I stayed with was also very welcoming, helpful, and kind. They included me in all of their plans. I got to meet and get to know their extended family as well as them. They talked to me and made sure to talk to me, which was good because I was able to get more practice speaking Spanish at the families home after going to Spanish school.And finally, Arequipa is a cool and beautiful city. It's different than Cusco--which is the other city I visited in Peru-- because there seems to be a lot less tourism, which I think is good because in Cusco a lot of people speak English, but in Arequipa it seemed like the amount of English spoken was a lot less, which again is good for practicing Spanish.Llama Education provided a great experience for me and anyone considering participating in the school should definitely do it!

Carlotta Weickmann: Ich habe eine Woche Sprachunterricht bei Maria genommen und auch dort gewohnt. Es war sehr toll. Die Lehrerinnen waren super lieb und aufmerksam und mein spanisch hat sich auf jeden Fall verbessert. Man lernt sehr viel in einer Woche und gewöhnt sich schnell ans sprechen.Ebenfalls habe ich die Freiwilligenarbeit mit den Kinder gemacht. Das war sehr toll, die Kinder sind super lieb und offen. Alles sehr zu empfehlen. Vielen dank Maria

Berber Dotinga: I have spend 4 lovely and intense week at llama education. I loved Raúl and Marta as my professors and learned so much. I went from basic to semi fluent!! Everyone is very welcome and caring. Would love to come back and recommended it 10/10.

Kevin Ehmke: Ich hatte eine wundervolle Erfahrung während meines einwöchigen Sprachkurses und kann das sehr kompetente und liebenswerte Team der Sprachschule nur weiterempfehlen!

Niklas Bobbe: Was here for 2 day a 6hours crash course. Was really good intensive 12 hours! Very caring & good teachers. Also they were able to speak good English if needed. The Training while walking outside in the city is also very helpful to master everyday interactions.

Etienne: ¡Hola amigo!J'ai étudié à Llama Education en septembre dernier durant 6 semaines, en logeant à l'école.Et bien moi qui ne parlait et ne comprenait pas un mot d'espagnol en arrivant; ma progression à été aussi surprenante que fulgurante !En une semaine, je me suis mis à comprendre et à parler -un peu-. Deux semaines je pouvais faire les basiques solo (aller au supermarché, coiffeur... ), en 3 semaines j'ai pu me débrouiller en tête à tête avec une latina 🤔😁 et ainsi de suite.Au bout de 6 semaines j'étais fin prêt pour voyager sans aucune crainte.Maria est une très belle personne, nous avons eu beaucoup de bonnes conversations et, cerise sur le gâteau, elle cuisine super bien !Le fait de loger à l'école m'a permis de rester en immersion totale et de pratiquer mon espagnol à temps plein.Les différents professeurs sont tous pleins de qualités et vous apporteront beaucoup, merci Martha, Jimmy et Manuel !Aujourd'hui je suis sur le point de rentrer en France après 10 mois d'aventures (pour la plupart au Pérou) et je parle couramment l'espagnol.Un grand merci à Maria et Llama Education, sans qui tout cela n'aurait pas été possible ! 🤗

Hamish Grime: Maria is such a lovely woman - shes great to learn with and very supportive. I particularly like that she provides plenty of information (and homework) and can structure the lessons for you but remains very flexible. She was great with all my questions and i felt i could take the lesson where i wanted. Definately recommend!

Kyle Green: I had been researching Spanish immersion schools all over South America for over a year before choosing Llama Education in Arequipa. What this school offers cannot be found anywhere else- teacher rotation for advanced listening skills/training, a structured curriculum that covers ALL tenses beginning with indicative and finishing with subjunctive, cultural education covering Incan history as well as Peruvian business and politics, sports, cuisine, music, and health and wellness, and the teachers are EXCELLENT. I completed the entire duolingo Spanish language course, the entire pimsleur Spanish audio course, and I had taken private lessons for 10 months before taking classes at the Llama school and I can honestly say that these are the best teachers you are going to find in any immersion program. Also important to note is that if at any time the school starts to reach peak attendance, Maria the owner of the school and head of the program has alternate locations to accommodate student overflow. This is a common complaint that other students have about other schools in other countries. Usually if a school reaches peak attendance, the group sizes just increase or lesser experienced teachers are brought in on a temporary basis and the students end up suffering. This WILL NOT happen at the Llama school. I would recommend the 6 week package and I would also recommend taking the local accommodation option or staying at the school. This guarantees a full immersion and a safe and healthier experience overall for a price that cannot be beat.My wife and I had an unexpectedly bad experience at an airbnb and Maria literally rescued us. Unexpected things happened and we needed help and Maria was there to help deal with our airbnb cancelation (made calls, translated, negotiated, saved us money) and found a last minute accommodation for us at the school. It was incredible. We ate well, toured the city, met and hung out with neighbors and friends, lived life as a local and left with an unforgettable experience.

Mike Cannon: Very good lessons. I learned the basics of Spanish. I highly recommend Christian, Christian is god. His expressions are perfect. Pretty good to imitate though.

Naomi Wong: I’ve had a great experience with Llama Education. All contact with Maria has been easy, friendly and always helpful. She made a customized program for me adapted to my level of Spanish at a schedule that worked best for me. For 5-6 weeks I followed individual classes, face to face (respecting all covid measures). The classes were 50/50 talking and grammar, which was a nice combination. My level increased a lot! Next to the classes, Maria helped me finding voluntary work during my stay in Arequipa and was always available to help or think along with me.Muchas gracias por todo Maria!

Julie Ha: It was my first time traveling to Perú– my first time traveling out of the country by myself, and I am so glad that I chose to go to Spanish Llama Education! I learned so much in a short amount of time. María and Martha made me feel at home and taught me so many things that I will keep with me forever.I came here for a few weeks, and Martha was my teacher. She taught me everything entirely in Spanish, and did so in a simple way, yet incorporated in lots of vocabulary. During this time, I had just completed the grammar series at my school, and wanted a way to practice outside of the classroom. At Spanish Llama Education, I learned a lot about the landscape, history, grammar, numbers, culture, cultural specific words/phrases, foods, and so much more of Perú. The experience felt very personal, because along with learning about the country, I learned a lot about myself, since Martha loved to ask me questions, and also loved to tell me stories. I liked that she made conversation feel natural and comfortable, and it was a welcoming space where I felt free to make mistakes, learn from it, and try to use new vocabulary that I’ve learned. Her handwriting was neat, and she used lots of colors, which helped me immensely. The paper worksheets were useful, and I thought they were wonderful resources that allowed me to refresh my knowledge of Spanish, and learn more from it. María was also my teacher on a few occasions, and she is also a wonderful teacher! I was so surprised to learn that there were many more rules for por and para, and other grammar stuff that they taught me, that I normally wouldn’t have been taught in a traditional American Spanish class. The wealth of knowledge that Martha and María had, and the way they taught it was great, and I’ve been so thankful that I’ve learned and benefitted so much from their teachings.Being a solo traveller, I felt lonely sometimes during my trip in Perú, but I loved that María was always there beside me. I ran into different troubles, but María always listened to me and gave me advice. She helped me navigate, and went walking with me around Arequipa. My favorite memories with María were at the dining room table, where she sat and talked with me. She always made me feel welcome in Arequipa, whether it be in her home or outside, and it let me know that I will forever have a friend in Perú. She also helped me book a tour to Colca Canyon, where I had so much fun! I learned a ton about Spanish and Perú, and was able to fully immerse myself in it. Even after finishing my weeks at the school, María still went out of her way to help me with a problem that I had with a phone company, and spent so much time helping me, and I am forever grateful for that. I feel so much love and respect for María, who is so caring and loving to all students that come to her Spanish school. I will always remember her kindness, and we still keep in touch to this day!In Arequipa, I’ve done so many fun things– I went to Plaza de Armas, Colca Canyon, the mall, took dance classes, ate yummy food, took Spanish classes, got my hair dyed, went horseback riding, walked around the city, but most of all what I cherish the most is how much Spanish I’ve learned in such a short amount of time and the wonderful friendships that I had formed with the dance group, María, and Martha. They made my first time in Perú a memorable experience that I keep very dear in my heart.I highly recommend Spanish Llama Education to everyone of all levels! María is very responsive through texts and emails, and can find what you are looking for and cater the material to your Spanish learning needs. I remember not being able to go the first time, but I still kept in touch with María and attended the school a year later. The staff at Spanish Llama Education will help you every step of the way, and you will come out learning a lot!Thank you so much, María and Martha, for everything! 3

Bart Doolaard: Wow, we had such a great time at this fantastic language school! Me and my girlfriend spent two weeks learning Spanish here. Maria, the owner, is very kind, approachable and attentive to the needs of the students. We enjoyed the atmosphere in the school, it is a homely environment which worked great for us.We were taught by teachers Jimmy and Marta and would highly recommend both, both for their expertise and their sense of humour! We practiced conversations with Manuel who was very kind, funny and did more than his best to learn us his language.In two weeks time we went from basic spanish to a very satisfying intermediate level of spanish. We did not expect to be able to understand and speak this much and are very grateful for the entire experience, all we have learned and the great laughs! Therefore we would highly recommend learning Spanish at this school in Arequipa :)

Caleb Wright: Not only was Llama Education the best way to improve my Spanish rapidly, it is a invaluable experience that has brought me friendships and memories that I will cherish for the rest of my life.I traveled to Peru in January 2021, the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in the US, during my final semester of remote learning at a university in California. I was very anxious about being abroad during the pandemic, however when I arrived in Arequipa at María's home, I soon realized everything would be okay. María worked all day to ensure that we felt safe by disinfecting the house regularly, following public health guidelines inside and outside the house, and helping us navigate Peru's constantly changing COVID regulations. María also accompanied us to a COVID testing site and cleared up confusion with the testing staff so that we could get the necessary tests for our return flight to the US, which I am not sure we could have done on our own. All this is to say that above the language learning and travel experience, María is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of her guests, even during times of unprecedented crisis and hardship such as the pandemic.Now, onward to the experience itself! I stayed in Arequipa with María and her daughter for 6 weeks, taking 20 hours of total Spanish lessons each week. I had taken 4 years of Spanish classes in high school prior, but had not practiced or used the language regularly since then (about A2 level or maybe a little less because of how rusty I was). After the 6 weeks with María and her fantastic teaching staff, I am now studying to take the DELE exam at level B2, which is a HUGE leap. María tailors the learning experience to each student by alternating between grammar instruction and conversational practice with multiple trained instructors. This approach was perfect, as I was able learn the crucial grammar concepts and then immediately apply them in conversational practice in a way that was impossible during my high school classes and self study.Beyond language instruction, my time in Arequipa was filled with adventure and memories. My friends and I made a pact to only speak Spanish for the duration of the trip (which we succeeded in for the most part) which was difficult at first, but after 10 days or so we were able to converse around the house without major difficulty in communicating. We spent many hours around the table eating María's delicious Peruvian meals (Papa a la huancaína, pollo a la brasa, and anticuchos were some of my favorites!) and learning more and more about each other--something I never had done in second language before. It was like my friends and I had been adopted by María and made part of her loving family! She showed us around Arequipa's historical sites (plaza de armas, monasterio de santa catalina) and even woke up at 3:30am with me to go see the sun rise over Misti and the other volcanoes that tower over Arequipa. María used her network of connections to get us a great deal on a private guided trek through Colca Canyon, the most awe inspiring place I have ever visited. After spending the night in a cabin near the the bottom of the canyon and learning Kechua phrases from our guide and his friends by the river water-filled pools, I knew that this was the most special trip I had ever taken.If the message is not already clear, GO NOW! Start making your plans to stay with María and prepare for a one of kind experience that will drastically improve your language skills, stretch your mind, and fill your heart with love of a new place and the incredible people you will meet. For me, Llama Education was the a major step in a lifelong journey of language learning and the beginning friendships that will extend far beyond my stay in Arequipa.Thank you María, Sonja, Martha, and everyone else who made this trip so special!

Leon Aff: I stayed with Maria at Llama Education for three weeks and did the Misti course. Maria was very accommodating and the lessons were very thorough. I tried 2 language schools in Arequipa and this was by far the best one - highly recommended.

Chris Wu: I had the pleasure of spending a week of Peru exploration in the beautiful Arequipa. I went there for its famed culture and food, and while they turned out be amazing, one of my best experience was with the Llama school and my teachers. I was pretty beatup energy wise after traveling all over on the bus for weeks and I had low expectation going into my 4 hours a day one on one classes. But Maria and Lucero did a great job advancing my understanding of the language. Maria who is also the owner, brought tremendous warmth, knowledge and different ways of teaching every morning, and Lucero brought a lot of energy, patience and determination as we drilled the morning knowledge into the mind during the afternoon. I am not the easiest student of the world by any means as I asked a ton of questions all over the place base on all the cultures and grammars I been exposed to over the years in Latin America, incredibly they answered most of it and by the end of week I had a good grasp of all the advanced grammars which I didn’t think was possible unless I had a month or more. And I can definitely feel the difference with my verbal and reading comprehension during the rest of my trip and even now back home socializing with native Spanish speakers. If you want to improve your Spanish in a comfortable, supportive environment and don’t mind a bit of hard work, I strongly recommend Maria and Lucero and Llama school. Cheers and good luck.

willem martens: I had an amazing experience at Llama spanish school. It’s a cozy school with very friendly people. Maria, the owner, really listened to my wishes regarding the things i wanted to learn and even more. Furthermore, i stayed at a host family that they arranged and it was was lovely. It really took the experience of learning Spanish to another level in combination with the private classes I got. If you consider learning Spanish in Arequipa, i would definitely recommend this school!

Francois Girard: I had an amazing experience studying at Llama Spanish School and staying with a local family. Paola’s food was hands down the best I had in 2 months in Peru, and staying with her family was an amazing authentic experience that I will for ever remember. Maria was extremely welcoming at the school and the teaching was highly professional. I already had an advanced level of spanish and still managed to significantly improve in 1 week. I strongly recommend this school in every way.Francois

Glenda Marina Falcon Pacheco: . Antiguamente era parte de un colegio jesuita. Su infraestructura hecha de sillar con decorado barroco muy bien conservado es un buen lugar para buenas fotografías y postales.(Translated by Google

Enrique Vigil Rodriguez: I can only sum it up in one word BEAUTIFUL

Silvia Resio: Grazie ad Alejandro la nostra guida di Perù inside out abbiamo visitato il complesso ,merita.

Liz Enriquez: The place is perfect if you want quiet and peace, have some traditional alpaca manufacturing clothes stores and you can enjoy ice-cream stores here too❤️❤️😀😀Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

israel teran g: To get some fresh air in the middle of the city. You can stay a while longer and have a coffee in one of the places inside.

SILVIA ESTHER CORNEJO ZEA: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore

Karla Peña: Beautiful place, there are cafeterias, restobar. Good place to share with friends and family

Marjorie Lopez: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sureMore

Mundo em Cripto: Beautiful place to visit sightseeing or not. It really is a very beautiful place that brings a lot of peace in the middle of the center.With a lot of history in its architecture

David Castro: Full of peace and tranquility to enjoy a good chat, coffee and traditional Arequipeña food.

Sandra Cheng: Nice place in good condition, tidy, clean and has cafeterias with terraces overlooking the atrium for all prices.

ojos de cristal: Nothing let sit anywhere

Eduardo Abel Rojas Quineche: Nice place with many shops and close to the center.

Daniel Moscoso Huerta: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sureMore

Michell Robert Aguirre Sáenz: The best in the tourist area of ​​Arequipa

Luis Miguel Chavez: The Cloisters of the Church of the Company. It is a place that is located in the center of the city. It should be visited anyway by any Tourist.You can appreciate the Colonial architectural beauty.

Moises Andres Villagra: Los Claustros de la Compañía is a good free tourist destination, just half a block from the main square, it is a small place but it offers the possibility of taking good photos as souvenirs. I recommend visiting them at sunset, on the second floor there are more than one cafe that you can visit.

jesminia llerena torres: Don't worry, I haven't logged in for a long time.

Lionel Zevallos: The place is architecturally very beautiful, it has a central pool that they use as a "wishing well". You can take photos from the second floor, there are restaurants and souvenir shops.

Luis Miguel Chavez: Casona called Fundó El Fierro, a place where various types of Handicrafts are sold.

guido ferly bedoya gomez: In the heart of Arequipa they sell handicrafts

Moises Cordova Hernandez77: Nice and beautiful place to visit

Jackelyne Zavala: Good place to buy.

Sandy López: a nice house

IDA Benavente: A very nice place for the attention and variety of handicrafts.

Mayra Arias: Very nice, buy

Kevin Saldaña: Place to buy handicrafts and souvenirs from the city of Arequipa.

Juliana Peralta: Siempre tienen novedades artesanales

Emma Yessi Onew Shinee: Increíble arquitectura y las iglesias

Charles Alan Apaza Paricahua: Muy interesante, me gustó sobre todo la venta de artesanía, pude comprar pulseras, anillos, etc

Nicolai Guillermo Apaza Quispe: Lugar turístico, bien seguro y con mucha iluminación

sofia zalome: Lindo lugar.. artesanías

Alan George Ponce Rodriguez: Lugar turistico cerca hay museos

edwin yucra: Das es gut.

Fernando Cornejo Valdivia: Full colonial architecture!obviously white ashlar

Jörg: Einen Besuch wert, besonders wenn man die Kirche nebenan noch anschauen geht. Gobt auch einen tollen Kaffeestand direkt hinter dem Eingang.

Gustavo Cano: Ordered, inside they sell ice cream cheese

Maria Alejandrina Jacobs: 👏👏

Jimmy Giuliano Pinto Fuentes: Very nice handicrafts

jorge neuenschwander: very good mto

HUBERT FELIPE VALDIVIA ROJAS: Tidy, clean and good teaching

Paúl Cervantes Juárez: Good educational service.

wilder bedoya: Excellent facilities for students,

L. Fiorella Quequezana S.: Very wide... green areas. Very clean and tidy. warm attention.

Rossanna Cardenas: Excellent school. Values ​​training

Jimmy Pacta Zapana: Beautiful

Maria Luisa Barreda Paredes: Excellent, good infrastructure, spacious place

maryori zeballos: Lots of recreational areas

Rodrigo Palacios Salas: a great school

Mohammad Ayoub: I went to San Jose School for my friend's 40th anniversary of his graduation, everyone there was happy then, like they were 40 years ago as students; that tells me that San Jose school is a great place to study and learn.The classrooms are spacious and all the sport fields are well kept, as well as the gardens.I was told that beginning this year it became a school for boys and girls.

Alberto Martin Zaira Rojas: The best Jesuit school in Peru in Arequipa

daniel fernandez zela: A super super good school

Angela Pinto Rodriguez: Excellent school. Large green area and modern infrastructure

Ignacio Lizarraga: School of great tradition and renown in the city of Arequipa and one of the best in the southern region of Peru. The majority of former students work in highly professional environments and are distinguished by their great capacity for service and dedication to others, to the greater Glory of God. Be more to serve better!

anthony valderrama rivera: Good distribution of spaces

Carlos Eduardo Briones Seclen: everything is found