Cathedral of Lima

The Basilica Cathedral of Lima is a Roman Catholic  cathedral located in the Plaza Mayor of downtown Lima Peru. Construction began in 1535, and the building has undergone many reconstructions and transformation since.

House Osambela

The house or house Osambela Oquendo is a building of the colonial era and stands on the old novitiate of the Dominican fathers, destroyed by the earthquake of 1746, and part of the garden, fronting on the Calle de la Veracruz (Count shred Superunda today) in the historic center of Lima, Peru.

Statue of Santa Rosa de Lima.

The convent of Santa Rosa

Our visit to the convent was great, we saw the Hermitage of Santa Rosa de Lima, we saw the house where she lived.
The wishing well, all we throw a letter asking for a wish.
The place is beautiful for walks with family, visiting Lima.
It is a very beautiful place with great culture.

Shrine of Lima.

Shrine was called for at that place is where born and lived Isabel Flores de Oliva, Santa Rosa de Lima, now a religious complex with a beautiful temple and monastery located in the first block of Avenida Tacna. The sanctuary was built in the year 1728, near the birthplace of Santa Rosa de Lima on April 30, 1586, his parents were Gaspar Flores, a native of Puerto Rico, a simple man of few financial means serving in the company of musketeers (security was viceroy) and Maria de Oliva, a Creole lady. Rosa was baptized with the name of Isabel Herrera on May 15, 1586 at the Church of San Sebastian, where he was baptized San Martin de Porres.

The beautiful DownTown

The beautiful cathedral of Lima, the capital of Peru.