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Arequipa 2017 5 photos of this spot

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Calle Puente Bolognesi in Arequipa, photographed in 2017. The street is named for Francisco Bolognesi, a Peruvian military hero, and runs through the historic city center.

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Carrer Puente Bolognesi d'Arequipa, Arequipa, 2017
Carrer Puente Bolognesi d'Arequipa 2017 Calle Puente Bolognesi in Arequipa, photographed in 2017. The street is named for Francisco Bolognesi, a Peruvian military hero, and runs through the historic city center.
Carrer Sucre d'Arequipa amb l'església de San Agustín al fons, Arequipa, 2017
Carrer Sucre d'Arequipa amb l'església de San Agustín al fons 2017 Calle Sucre in Arequipa, photographed in 2017, with the Church of San Agustin visible in the background, one of the colonial-era churches built from the city's white volcanic sillar stone.
Carrer Sucre d'Arequipa02, Arequipa, 2017
Carrer Sucre d'Arequipa02 2017 Sucre Street in the historic center of Arequipa, Peru, lined with buildings built from white volcanic sillar stone that gives the city its nickname, the White City. Photographed in 2017.
Carrer Puente Bolognesi d'Arequipa02, Arequipa, 2017
Carrer Puente Bolognesi d'Arequipa02 2017 A view along Puente Bolognesi Street in Arequipa, Peru, part of the colonial-era grid of streets near the city's historic core. Arequipa sits at the foot of the El Misti volcano in southern Peru. Taken in 2017.
Edifici amb balcó del Carrer Sucre d'Arequipa, Arequipa, 2017
Edifici amb balcó del Carrer Sucre d'Arequipa 2017 A balconied building along Calle Sucre in Arequipa, in the historic center whose colonial architecture in white sillar stone earned the city UNESCO World Heritage status in 2000.