Despite spending three weeks in Arequipa, it wasn’t until the last day of our stay that we made it to the premier tourist site of the city: El Monasterio De Santa Catalina. This beautiful collection of buildings built in 1580 make a wonderful place to spend an afternoon’s strolling.
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Wonderful pictures and so reminiscent of the Alcazar in Seville!
What a beautiful place, everything looks so clean, fantastic;.
Just an idea but have you ever thought about putting pictures like this into a calendar and selling it? If Craig Potton can do it…
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Such a nice place place you got there! thanks for sharing a glimpse Monasterio De Santa Catalina..
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Thanks Emma, I really enjoyed taking photos of this beautiful location!