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Puno Cathedral: A Testament to Andean Baroque Architecture

Puno Cathedral, also known as Catedral Basílica San Carlos Borromeo, is a noteworthy Catholic church in Puno, Peru, established in 1757. The cathedral, built under the guidance of local founders, stands as a significant cultural heritage site.

The cathedral showcases Andean Baroque architectural style, with a richly sculpted facade contrasting its simpler interior. A notable feature is the silver-plated altar, which was honored with a Vatican flag after Pope Paul VI's visit in 1964.

Unforgettable Highlights

  • ⛪ Unique Andean Baroque facade
  • ✨ Silver-plated altar, a Vatican heritage
  • 📜 Cultural significance as a heritage site

Accessibility to the cathedral is free, making it an excellent choice for tourists, families, and historians alike.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Puno Cathedral

Cultural Heritage Site

Puno Cathedral is recognized as a significant cultural heritage site in Peru.

Pope's Visit

The cathedral received a Vatican flag following Pope Paul VI’s visit in 1964.

Construction Year

The construction of the cathedral was completed in 1757.

Location

Ayacucho at Deustua

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