Explore the heart of the White City! In this Walking tour of Arequipa you will discover its history, colonial architecture, and most representative monuments, ending with a guided visit to the Monastery of Santa Catalina, one of the most important religious complexes in Latin America, accompanied by a professional guide in a private service.
General information
Full refund if you cancel within the deadline. Check availability for more details.
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What to expect
We will start with the pick up at hotels located in the central area of Arequipa. Alternatively, you can meet the guide directly at the Plaza de Armas of Arequipa.
We will begin the tour through the historic center to admire the Arequipa Cathedral and learn about the importance of the city's main square.
We will visit the Church of the Society of Jesus and learn about its outstanding Andean baroque architecture built with sillar stone.
We will tour the Cloisters of the Society, famous for their arches carved in sillar and their colonial corridors.
We will visit one of the most representative colonial mansions of traditional Arequipa architecture.
We will visit the Plaza of San Francisco and its church, one of the most important colonial temples in the city.
We will end the tour with a guided visit to the Monastery of Santa Catalina, where we will walk through its alleys, courtyards, squares, and cloisters while learning about its history and colonial architecture.
What you should know
- Comfortable footwear
- Sunscreen
- Hat or cap
- Water and snack
- Consumption of alcohol and drugs on site
- Private tour with a minimum of 2 participants
- Alternative meeting point at the Plaza de Armas in Arequipa
What is included
- Pick up from hotel in central area
- Professional bilingual guide
- Entrance to the Monastery of Santa Catalina
- Guided tour inside the Monastery of Santa Catalina
- Continuous assistance during the tour
- Medical assistance insurance
What is not included
- Food and drinks
- Entrance fees to other museums
- Services not mentioned
