Plaza de Armas

Plaza de Armas is a large city square, located in the very center of the square. There are very beautiful buildings around here, some of which are in the style of the Spanish colonial period. It is also a place for locals to meet and hold parties.

Plaza de Armas belongs to the local municipal square. There are beautiful buildings around it. Basically, many of them are buildings of the municipal government. The style is very characteristic of the Spanish colonial period. It even feels like turning around in a certain place. Like a small town square in southern Europe

Plaza de Armas is the municipal square of Arequipa. The square has a history of five hundred years and is made of small bricks. The square is also a place for local citizens to gather and celebrate. Grand celebrations will be held here every holiday. Everyone will wear national costumes and sing and dance to celebrate. It is very lively.

The Plaza de Armas in Arequipa is the largest square in this ancient city. The area of the square is very large. The city hall, museum and congress center are all here. Every Colombian holiday, there will be people wearing national costumes, singing and dancing here, and celebrating the festival scene is very cheerful and grand. It is definitely worth participating.

Plaza de Armas is the central square of Arequipa’s old town. The town hall, museum and clock tower are all around this square. This is also an important celebration place for Peruvian festivals. I went there just in time for a festival celebration. Women dressed in bright clothes danced happily in the square. Peru’s national dances are so lively and lovely. Can not help but get excited.