Cuzco Cathedral

Coming to the ancient city's Weapons Square, the most prominent is Catedral Del Cuzco. Brick red buildings, tall bell towers, dignified crosses, need to walk up the steps to get to the entrance. The wall above the door is carefully carved. The church looks like a church in Europe, but it is large, with chapels beside and behind the main building. The front three doors are dark green, and on one side of the Cathedral are buildings with arcades, with Spanish decorative style. When we go there, the entrance goes by the side door. The ticket is 25 pesos (1 pesos = 2 RMB). On that day, it seemed that there were religious groups visiting. The staff were very strict. Photographs were strictly prohibited. Like most churches, it's quiet and the followers pray together. Large religious paintings on the walls tell doctrines and historical stories. Religious figure sculptures stand erect and display some ancient religious supplies. The stone floor of the church is polished, and every detail shows its ancient and vicissitudes. Sitting in the church for a while, gazing at the high altar, feeling the mystery of religion. According to information, the Arms Square was the most important political, economic and military center of the Inca Empire. Now the metal statue of Inca King Pachakuti still overlooks the formerly brilliant weapons square with a scepter in hand. People are relaxing and chatting in the square. They can also see women and children wearing traditional Inca clothes. Some of them are also carrying germinating alpacas to sell the earliest corn planted by the Incas. Although the temperature is very high, the sunshine is hot, tourists are bustling, and they are interested in exploring the past and present life of this splendid cultural birthplace of the Inca. The World Heritage Assessment Committee commented that the ancient city of Cusco, located in the Andes Mountains of Peru, had developed into a complex city centre with unique religious and administrative functions under Inca ruler Pachakuti. The ancient city is surrounded by clearly visible agricultural, handicraft and industrial areas.

Cuzco Cathedral is facing the Weapons Square. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has a distinct Spanish style. The cathedral is very magnificent. On the square, it is the best photographic background and must not be missed.

The cathedral is the most important landmark building in the weapons square of the city of Cusco, the capital of the ancient Inca Empire, which was later captured by Spain, where the Spanish established the Catholic Church.

The Architecture and History of the Bishop of Kusko make you feel that this trip is worth it. The paintings exhibited by Kusko painters and copies of their paintings from colonial times are admirable and of profound significance. Excellent paintings, the interpretation of that time, bring people to that time and space in Peruvian history.

Very good. It happens to be a festival. It's very busy.

The church is magnificent in appearance and exquisite in interior decoration. It belongs to one of the local must-see attractions. The colored windows are also very beautiful. When entering the church, be careful to keep quiet and not disturb others.

Weapons Square is the most famous and largest cathedral with beautiful buildings. It has a long history. It has been damaged by earthquakes many times since it was built. It has been preserved till now.

After watching the excitement, I went to the cathedral by the way. The cathedral is the center of the city centre. The scenery on the roof is invincible. Unfortunately, it is not open at night. Otherwise, you can see how beautiful the sunset is.

Located in the east of Weapons Square, the interior paintings are exquisite, and there are many visitors. It is very convenient and the geographical location is particularly conspicuous. Look around while you're walking

The cathedral is decorated with flowers and plants under the tall palm trees. On one side of the square, it is occupied by the cathedral. On the other three sides, it is covered with colonial double-decked arcades.