Our excursion City Tour & Archaeological Museum is the perfect choice for those who wish to get to know the most outstanding attractions of Trujillo in a few hours.
As an important city during the colony, Trujillo houses beautiful buildings and mansions of that times that constitute true architectural treasures, and in this opportunity, we will take you to tour them.
Panoramic tour
The transportation service will pick you up at your selected hotel to start the tour. You will go on a panoramic visit to Santa Clara and Carmen's churches and its convents, as well as the Church of San Francisco.
La Merced
Then visit the church of La Merced and the Superior Court of Justice.
Main Square
It will continue towards the Plaza de Armas and the Cathedral, built between 1647 and 1666, which keeps rococo altarpieces and paintings from the Cusco and Quito school.
Archbishop's Palace and Casa Calonge
Then you will visit the Archbishop's Palace and Casa Calonge, a colonial residence built after the earthquake of 1619 and where the liberator Simon Bolivar stayed over.
House of Emancipation
You will continue to the House of Emancipation, now Banco Continental, and the Iturregui Palace, built in 1842.
Plazuela El Recreo
You will visit Plazuela El Recreo and the old City Wall.
Museum of Archeology
Afterwards, go to the Museum of Archeology and History of the National University of Trujillo, where objects of the different cultures that were developed in the territory of La Libertad are exhibited.
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4.4
Wandering through Trujillo’s colonial streets was a captivating experience, with beautifully preserved architecture at every turn. While the pace felt a bit rushed at times, the insights into the archaeological sites were truly enlightening.
4.8
Exploring the intricate colonial architecture and hidden archaeological treasures was truly an enriching experience. The transportation was convenient, whisking me through charming streets while my guide shared fascinating stories that brought the city to life. However, I found myself wishing for a bit more time to wander and soak in the vibrant atmosphere, as three hours felt a tad short for such a treasure trove of history.