The Cantalloc Aqueducts are a series of ancient irrigation channels built by the Nazca culture between AD 200 and 900. They are still used by local farmers today and are an impressive example of pre-Hispanic engineering.

Plaza de Armas de Nazca is a central park in Nazca, Peru. It features beautiful gardens and the impressive Church of Nuestra Señora de la Inmaculada Concepción, making it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.

The Antonini Archaeological Museum showcases artifacts from the Nazca civilization. It holds important pieces like pottery and textiles, helping visitors learn about the culture and history of this ancient society.

Didactic Museum Antonini showcases the lifestyle, religion, politics, and economy of the Nazca people. Visitors can see aqueduct replicas, tomb reproductions, and a collection of ceramic pan flutes.

Los Paredones is an important Inca archaeological site near Nazca, Peru. It features stone and adobe ruins set in a rocky desert, showcasing the advanced architecture of the Inca civilization.