Best Urban Art Venues In Arequipa Near Me

Carmen Alvarez: Visited on Weekend Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended YesMore

Marilú Pinedo: Visited on WeekendMore

Rudy Wong: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore

Carlos Eduardo Mendoza Olivera: A beautiful and historical place in Arequipa

Gabriela Ingaluque: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore

Lucio Ernesto Velarde Robles: Visited on Weekend Reservation recommended NoMore

Keen Torres Gallardo: Very attractive historical placeVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Elaine Rodrigues: Sensacional a história deste lugar, uma cidade dentro de outra, uma vida de clausura, somente visitando para conseguir entender.

Miguel Angel Alvarez: The Monastery keeps a part of the history of Arequipa from the viceregal era until the previous century, you can appreciate what the life of the religious women of that time was like. The buildings, paintings and objects are of high historical value, pride for the Arequipeños and Peruvians who have visited

Andrew Betts: Superbly preserved, and well explained in Spanish and English throughout. Took us 90 minutes, self guided. Huge.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Philip Attukadavil: A wonderful must see place in Arequipa. An ancient but elegant monument, worth visiting. One of my favorite places in Arequipa

Manuel Martin: Must visit if you are in Arequipa

Warthongful: It was going back in time with spectacular views

German Jesus Zapata: If or if take some time to visit this place.

JANNE POVIS: !! Y sacas buenas fotitos de recuerdo !!!(Translated by Google

Piero Alarcon: Spectacular!! As everyone says, if you go to Arequipa this is a point that you should go to anyway!

Ornella: Molto suggestivo. Un tuffo nel passato. Le guide sono dolcissime e vale assolutamente la pena fare un giro con loro.

Daniela Diazgranados Ortiz: Beautiful place full of stories and culture, the only bad thing was that a guide was not very friendly, so we decided to do the tour without a guide

Senna: A great way to spend a few hours of your day, and an absolute recommendation for Antigua. The monastery is very big, and there are signs in almost every room explaining the significance of certain tools/spaces in English and Spanish. I would say you won't necessarily need a tour if you search for the info signs.The colours are lovely, and it's just beautiful all around. Perfect place to learn some history.Only downside were the prices, they are quite high at 45PEN for an adult.

María Daniela Cano: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Miguel Manchego: Visited on WeekendMore

Rodrigo Astorga: A wonderful place full of unique works of art and with a feeling of peace that is difficult to match

Joanna B: A very interesting museum, at the beginning they explain the different techniques that were used to make the different pieces. You can walk alone or ask for a guide, I would recommend that it be with a guide.

paola vera: Excellent Museum, very good presentation of the museum. Adorable.

Marite Zeballos: A quiet, cozy place from the moment you enter, interesting stories, amazing paintings, recommended! 💯

Miguel Guinto: If you into arts, history, and architecture. You will surely loved this place and your eyes are blessed to see those smallest details carved by famous masters hundred years ago. That dedicate their time and blood to impress our eyes ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Visited on Weekday Reservation recommended Yes …More

Ivonne Bastidas Eguia: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore

yanis yoplinful: Very interesting, but closing time very early. In addition to the candy store

pedro luis valencia obando: Its conservation is spectacularsuper recommended

Enrique Caceres: Visited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended NoMore

Yhoselyn Briyhit Terrones Barrantes: Closed 4pm try to go earlier

Milagros Morachimo: An enchanting place full of mystery and beautiful things worth visiting

Ayman: Came on a Monday at midday. Despite their website indicating that they are open, it was closed.Visited on Weekday …More

jlpjon: are wrong. It was closed when I visited today (approx 2pm on a Monday

Amanda: Excellent stay, you feel one foot in the past and the other in the now.

Ed LaraLara: Closed until they say its open

Alex Ibars: Great experience!

Eduardo Jesús Rolando Macedo Salcedo: Well

Mario Antonio Rodríguez Castro: It was closed. I did not visit

Luis Angel Guardia: Good

Tony G.: Very nice hotel and close to everything in the colonial part of Arequipa. Breakfast was excellent and room was very nice. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay there again.Rooms: 5/5|Service: 5/5|Location: 5/5Hotel highlights Luxury …More

Junior Querol: Very nice hotel and close to everything in the colonial part of Arequipa. Breakfast was excellent and room was very nice. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay there again.Rooms: 5/5|Service: 5/5|Location: 5/5Hotel highlights Luxury …More

Mara Vivanco: Very nice hotel and close to everything in the colonial part of Arequipa. Breakfast was excellent and room was very nice. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay there again.Rooms: 5/5|Service: 5/5|Location: 5/5Hotel highlights Luxury …More

Elizabeth liz: Very expensive and regular flavors of the food, I could only go back for the place

MARIA DEL ROSARIO SILVA MURILLO: Very expensive and regular flavors of the food, I could only go back for the place

Hugo Andres Gomero Guerra: Very good attention, since I arrived. Very friendly hotel staff. The buffet breakfast service is very good as always. It is always comfortable to stay at Casa Andina.

Tino Basso: The excellent service. Everyone very attentive.The rooms could be better for a 5 ⭐.The precise location.

Manuel Borja: Nice hotel with good location and excellent service!

Manly Matt Schulman: Highly recommended. Although almost every hotel we stayed in on our Peru trip was a Casa Andina property, this was the best of them. The location is close enough to the center of town to be easily walkable, but out of its busiest area. It is beautiful and welcoming, and the staff was helpful and polite. As a side note, we came with rudimentary Spanish, but didn't need it here -- the staff's English was far better than our Spanish. The breakfast was impressive, even including a pleasant performance by a local musician. Our room was spotless and comfortable, and they even included a little nosh as a treat for our anniversary. Certainly a fine place to stay when you visit Arequipa.

Eduardo Guzman Iturbe: Highly recommended. Although almost every hotel we stayed in on our Peru trip was a Casa Andina property, this was the best of them. The location is close enough to the center of town to be easily walkable, but out of its busiest area. It is beautiful and welcoming, and the staff was helpful and polite. As a side note, we came with rudimentary Spanish, but didn't need it here -- the staff's English was far better than our Spanish. The breakfast was impressive, even including a pleasant performance by a local musician. Our room was spotless and comfortable, and they even included a little nosh as a treat for our anniversary. Certainly a fine place to stay when you visit Arequipa.

Rosa Costilla Morales: Highly recommended. Although almost every hotel we stayed in on our Peru trip was a Casa Andina property, this was the best of them. The location is close enough to the center of town to be easily walkable, but out of its busiest area. It is beautiful and welcoming, and the staff was helpful and polite. As a side note, we came with rudimentary Spanish, but didn't need it here -- the staff's English was far better than our Spanish. The breakfast was impressive, even including a pleasant performance by a local musician. Our room was spotless and comfortable, and they even included a little nosh as a treat for our anniversary. Certainly a fine place to stay when you visit Arequipa.

Alejandra Lazo: Highly recommended. Although almost every hotel we stayed in on our Peru trip was a Casa Andina property, this was the best of them. The location is close enough to the center of town to be easily walkable, but out of its busiest area. It is beautiful and welcoming, and the staff was helpful and polite. As a side note, we came with rudimentary Spanish, but didn't need it here -- the staff's English was far better than our Spanish. The breakfast was impressive, even including a pleasant performance by a local musician. Our room was spotless and comfortable, and they even included a little nosh as a treat for our anniversary. Certainly a fine place to stay when you visit Arequipa.

Mercedes Rodriguez: Highly recommended. Although almost every hotel we stayed in on our Peru trip was a Casa Andina property, this was the best of them. The location is close enough to the center of town to be easily walkable, but out of its busiest area. It is beautiful and welcoming, and the staff was helpful and polite. As a side note, we came with rudimentary Spanish, but didn't need it here -- the staff's English was far better than our Spanish. The breakfast was impressive, even including a pleasant performance by a local musician. Our room was spotless and comfortable, and they even included a little nosh as a treat for our anniversary. Certainly a fine place to stay when you visit Arequipa.

Jose Nuñez: Highly recommended. Although almost every hotel we stayed in on our Peru trip was a Casa Andina property, this was the best of them. The location is close enough to the center of town to be easily walkable, but out of its busiest area. It is beautiful and welcoming, and the staff was helpful and polite. As a side note, we came with rudimentary Spanish, but didn't need it here -- the staff's English was far better than our Spanish. The breakfast was impressive, even including a pleasant performance by a local musician. Our room was spotless and comfortable, and they even included a little nosh as a treat for our anniversary. Certainly a fine place to stay when you visit Arequipa.

Soledad Cunliffe: Wonderful stay. The staff is very friendly and the hotel is very nice and quiet.

Mary Padilla: . Solicitamos otra, se ve el interior del hotel, parte del comedor (301

Manoel Patrocinio De Moraes Neto: Food & drinks: Muy buenasRooms: 4/5|Service: 5/5|Location: 5/5Hotel highlights Luxury …More

Engels Trejo: Food & drinks: Muy buenasRooms: 4/5|Service: 5/5|Location: 5/5Hotel highlights Luxury …More

Stephen Baggaley: Small rooms. Breakfast not very appealing. Staff not very customer friendly. Very noisy at nights.Rooms: 2/5|Service: 2/5|Location: 3/5 …More

Hector Calchei: Magnificent hotel. High attention.Rooms: 5/5|Service: 5/5|Location: 5/5 …More

Toon Peters: Best place to go outlet shopping for wool at discounted prices (from 40 to 70 sol per kg). Ask where the outlet is because it's hidden. They also have the factory shop for 1kg cones.This place is the biggest of cusco, Lima and arequipa.

Jonathan alfredo Cisneros navas: Excellent

Jesus Velasquez: Alpaca wool fabricsFrom Arequipa to the world

Isabel Rojas: Very nice attention in Sales and Tours. Excellent

Mel Bernal: Nice alpaca clothes also you can see the alpacas and lamas in the garden.

Yair Tintaya: Very nice and cozy place, but you have to be lucky to find the color of yarn that you want

Charles Alan Apaza Paricahua: We went to try to buy wool but there is no adequate stock and they do not give us information on when they will have it

Julieanna Rodríguez: Very interesting, only that when we went the girls who weave were not there, they should take turns but very interesting

MGabriela Fort: Excellent company and products

eduardo flores: good place, interesting for the place and for the museum

Jose Corrales: Excellent store to buy everything you want in alpaca garments.

Luis Vilca: cute alpacas and llamas

André López: Excellent, you can come and take pictures with the animals, see the process of the fabric, texture, colors and history

Hubert Bejar Vilca: YOU CAN VISIT MUNDO ALPACA WHICH IS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO VISIT WORKS FROM MONDAY TO SUNDAY FROM 9 AM TO 5 PM, ENTRY IS FREE

Jose Luis Patiño Soto: It was ok

Sumit Shrestha: Part of alpaca mundo. Alpacas were cute to watch

Diego Schultz: Good quality wool and at a good price. The attention was regular.

Ernesto Calmet: Excellent.

Zulma Haydee Paz Amable: Very good work, and very good prices

Roberto Masè: Interessante mundo alpaca

Miguel Guzman: Beautiful Architecture not to be missed

John Carpio: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Gustavo Cano: Church in good condition, large

Mayra Soria: Beautiful church, apart from its architecture, its wide spaces allow you to visualize its faith beyond the works of art. There is a Santísimo exposed and there is the image of the Lord of the Just Judge. Beautiful place to pray.

Giftzucker -: Hübsch!Die Kuppel kann man für 5 Soles/Person zusätzlich bestaunen. Da man dort nicht fotografieren darf, gibt es kostenfreie Ansichtskarten :)

Hayleen Cid: It is recommended to visit as a tourist with a guide, there is a lot of history in the paintings, the art is very beautiful as well as the construction. You can enter to tour after the masses.

Andrea Pellegrini: Visita obbligatoria a questa splendida chiesa. Tutte da vedere le varie Madonne andine con i loro preziosissimi vestiti. Annessa è la splendida Cappella di S. Ignazio. Le foto sono proibite. Limitiamoci.

Mimi Amaru Illari: Baroque architecture. Inside are paintings.

Juan Almonacid: The Company has stores and cafés, you can take a ride and shopping . A nice place

Helen Perea: Precious

LDGPJCSF: It has a Latin cross floor plan and consists of three naves, deep side chapels, a transept and a dome on pendentives. The temple and the façade, like the rest of the colonial monuments in the city of Arequipa, are made of ashlar stone, which is porous, very white, very easy to carve and the one that is best suited for ornamental work.The main facade, in mestizo baroque style, stands out as one of the masterpieces —head of the series— of South American colonial decoration. It is distinguished by treating the relief on the surface and not in depth. The main facade of the church was rebuilt in 1698 after an earthquake.Although it belongs to the second half of the 17th century, its influence extends throughout the 18th century, not only in Arequipa, but also in the Peruvian territory. The novelty that begins with this flat decoration is to use native elements. American motifs, plants, animals and resurrected themes from pre-Hispanic mythology mixed with European motifs, which cover the façade with true horror of emptiness.Inside, the main altar stands out, one of the most beautiful in Arequipa, which boasts in the central part one of the best paintings, The Virgin with the Child, by the Italian painter Bernardo Bitti, who arrived in Peru in 1575.

Liz Cornejo RJM: Place of peace and recollection. A community that serves others.

Henk Jan Grevelink: Prachtige kerk!

L James: Wonderful architecture and composition. It is definitely worth a visit, both the exterior and the interior and the cloisters of the Company that are very close.

Judith Campos: Its interior patio and its engravings on the columns are worth seeing.

Joha Ll: A very organized temple, it has several masses, they make confessions, blessings, every day

Eduardo Antonio Molinari Novoa: Beautiful place where the victory of the Hispanic culture of these parts, which is mestizo and viceroyalty, can be clearly appreciated. A must-see place to learn about history and art, and, of course, to pray in communion with the centuries.

Victor Lopez: Beautiful temple, the entrance to the polychrome chapel is essential, it looks like a tapestry!

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Antonio García: Beautiful temple in the center of the "White City"

riki rios: Many areas and records and booklets... and Franciscan tradition and its colonial architecture and its bell tower and its tubular organ...

Juliette Dmp: Petit monastère avec une partie musée (animaux et bibliothèque, momies) agréable à visiter si on a le temps.Sonner pour y accéder (peut ouvrir avant 3h pm pour ma part).

Aizha Pereda: Excellent place to visit

Fredd Quenaya: 🇵🇪 The tour and the wide exhibition areas of a great variety of native, national and international history greatly enrich the visiting tourist.

Oscar Llerena Cruz: We visited the small cloister, very beautiful and interesting the pieces of the museum, mostly pieces of pre-Columbian art and culture of the Peruvian coast, mountains and jungle

Lucia Ceballos: Bad value for money. No one accompanies you on the visit. All the pieces on display had dirt and even cobwebs.The library is very nice, although we did not know, we understood why all the books were so damaged

Ana Cornejo: A wonderful place, full of historical treasures.

Christian Llanos: Good

Jorge Alberto Ocaña Diaz: History, tranquility and architectural beauty.

juan jose osorio martinez: A lot of history and culture here, it's a pity that it's not widely spread...

Anke: Mooi klooster om te bekijken. De collectie is verrassend, niet altijd wat je verwacht.Maar bijvoorbeeld de bibliotheek is echt prachtig om te bekijken. Ik ben gewoonlijk niet zo van het heel lang in een ruimte binnen hangen, maar deze bieb heb ik bijna een uur bekeken!En er is een mooi uitzichtpunt vanuit de klokkentoren.Zeker een aanrader!!

Marily Torres Escalante: I loved. It has several rooms where there are paintings, huacos, mummies, books, bills and coins, as well as stuffed animals and a library. The only thing is that when I went there was no guide, I think it would be much better with a guide.

Jérémy Rochet: Arrivés devant nous avons bien pensé que c'était fermé ! Mais finalement l'entrée se fait par celle du musée dans la maison attenante a la cours. Une entrée avec un accueil assez froid mais des explications très claires et la possibilité d'avoir une consigne pour les sacs a dos. De jolis patios, une très jolies bibliothèque avec une frise monumentale retraçant l'histoire. La possibilité de monter au clocher sympathique mais attention a ceux ayant un peu le vertige ! De nombreuses salles allant du numismatique à de la taxidermie en passant par l'histoire des armes etc etc ! A conseiller

Pamela Sanchez: The charge of S / 10 does not include a guide, apart from that the place is very beautiful

Marilyn Costilla Pantoja: The cost is 10 soles... but it is spectacular, you must have at least 3 hours 🙋‍♀️ if you are in the center you pass the Grau bridge and you are here!!!

Helen Perea: Very interesting.It needs a little more publicity.It is beautiful and very well kept. worth the visit

Dante Montoya: It has a lot to see and appreciate about pre-Columbian cultures, its immense library with ancient books and some incunabula, religious art and much more. Excellent.

Martin Julca: Good tourist place to walk with the family I recommend going on vacation nice place

LOPEZ ANASTACIO: The church is very pretty

Michael S: Great location with beautiful inner courtyards.The exhibitions display various collections e.g. Pre-Columbian pottery, ancient books, Amazonian species

Lucia Saldaña: I loved the temple

Ramiro Urday: The Church of Jesus Christ

Palmas 1 Brazil Brasília Mission: Sou missionário em Brasília Brasil, e eu sou de AQP, moro lá kkk.Más é lindo o templo, só posso ver ele por fotos.MBB 22-24. EDCM

Germán Abarca: A little piece of heaven on earth...

Mario Pari: The most, a holy place

Eliza: The house of the Lord is a place of Peace and Love on this earth, all

Nilton Revolledo: The temple of Arequipa, wonderful place. For us members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, let us not forget the importance of the temple in order to be on the path of the sacred covenants. And for the visitors, know that in this temple the presence of God the father and creator dwells and is present; because this temple is on sacred ground that was chosen by him. Let's make our agreements and enjoy that moment of peace that this wonderful place that is the house of God grants..Its surroundings are full of green areas, the maintenance of the temple in its entirety is excellent. There is always staff doing maintenance in some area. Its flowers, its fields and everything around it is something that you can freely enjoy..As for the interior of the temple, we know that only those who have a recommendation from the church can enter. But if you did not have the opportunity, I can tell you that inside you will only find the best, because once again, I repeat, this is the house of the Lord 😊💜

hugo Beltran: A very good place clean tidy and quiet

Alberto Perez Perez: More than a Church, it looks like Area 51 ... what are they hiding? Why so much surveillance service?It was shocking to me.

Timber: I loved it, I'll be back.

Hugo Herrera: a holy placethe house of the lord

meliza merma quisocala: Place of wonderful architect and you can also contemplate beautiful landscapes

Virú Pueblo Perú Trujillo South Mission: It's wonderful and glorious to be there

Victor Mamani Mamani: Lugar de fácil acceso desde la plaza Yanahuara a media hora a pie desde el Jr Jerusalén - León Velarde - calle Alfonso Ugarte - Ovalo Cusco - Jr. Cusco y directo al templo.

Sandra Rosmery Gutierrez Llavilla: The Temple of Arequipa is a place that generates tranquility and peace.

Jorge Zeballos: The fall of God

jorge Herrera: Bacam

Miguel: The best place to go to feel an incredible peace, in which you can make special agreements with the Lord, it is a very beautiful place on the outside but what it really means and what it does inside is really beautiful... I invite you to visit it constantly constantly as they have never done, just as the prophet said....you are cordially invited to come and be part of the great work of the Lord

Marco Arana: Holiness to the Lord, The House of the Lord.A wonderful place to prepare for Eternity.

Alisson Zuni Coa: very nice 3