Iglesia Santo Domingo: A Historical Treasure

Iglesia Santo Domingo stands as a testament to Arequipa's rich colonial past. Constructed in 1634, it represents a blend of religious significance and architectural heritage.

Founded by the Dominicans, this colonial church and convento complex is built from sillar, a local volcanic stone. Its resilience is notable, having endured significant earthquakes, yet it preserves many of its original features. Visitors appreciate its artistic elements and cultural value within the community.

Remarkable Highlights

🇵🇪 Unique Sillar Architecture: Experience the beauty of structures built from the iconic white volcanic stone native to Arequipa.
⛪ Historical Significance: Recognized for its role in local history and religious activities for nearly four centuries.
🖼️ Art and Culture: Discover various artistic displays that reflect the region's rich cultural narrative.

Access to Iglesia Santo Domingo is free, making it a great visit for tourists, families, and historians alike.