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Plaza Bolognesi could be any square in Peru (or the world for that matter). It has all the usual, statue in the middle, benches, pigeons, etc. On one side of the square is the train station and on the other is a church. There are a few cafes and restaurants around the square also.
Written Jun 10, 2005
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On the opposite side of the square from the train station is this church...
I didn't go in as I was searching for a small cafe to have a coca tea while waiting for the train station to open.
Written Jun 10, 2005
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