Cathedral of Arequipa Misti through time

Arequipa 2008–2017 17 photos of this spot

17 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Arequipa, spanning 2008–2017. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

Plaza de Armas in Arequipa with the Misti volcano visible in the background, photographed in 2008. The snow-capped stratovolcano rises to the northeast of the city and is a defining feature of its skyline, along with the surrounding colonial architecture.

Arequipa, Plaza de Armas and Volcan El Misti 2008 Plaza de Armas in Arequipa with the Misti volcano visible in the background, photographed in 2008. The snow-capped stratovolcano rises to the northeast of the city and is a defining feature of its skyline, along with the surrounding colonial architecture.

Arequipa, La Merced - Moran (Plaza de Armas) 2008 The La Merced church near Arequipa's Plaza de Armas, Peru, photographed in 2008, within the city's UNESCO-listed historic center of colonial sillar-stone buildings.

Portal, San Agustín, Arequipa 2011 This 2011 photograph shows the portal of the Church of San Agustin in Arequipa, Peru, carved from the white volcanic sillar stone characteristic of the city's colonial-era buildings.

Desfile en la Plaza de Armas de Arequipa 2015 A parade crossing the Plaza de Armas in Arequipa, Peru, photographed in 2015, the city's central square framed by the cathedral and other colonial-era buildings of white sillar stone.

Cathedral of Arequipa Misti 2016 The Arequipa Cathedral is shown here with El Misti, the snow-capped volcano overlooking the city, visible in the background of this 2016 photograph.

Calle la Merced d'Arequipa de nit 2017 Calle La Merced in Arequipa, Peru, photographed at night in 2017. The street lies within the city's historic center, built largely of white sillar stone.

Arcades de la Plaza de Armas d'Arequipa de nit 2017 The stone arcades bordering Arequipa's Plaza de Armas, photographed at night in 2017. The colonnaded walkways, built from the city's characteristic white sillar stone, line several sides of the main square.

Edificis del carrer Puente Bolognesi d'Arequipa de nit 2017 Buildings along Calle Puente Bolognesi in Arequipa, photographed at night in 2017, a street in the historic center named for Peruvian military hero Francisco Bolognesi, a figure commemorated throughout the country.

Plaza de Armas d'Arequipa de nit des del carrer Puente Bolognesi 2017 The Plaza de Armas of Arequipa, Peru, seen at night from Puente Bolognesi street in 2017. The square forms the heart of Arequipa's historic center, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Jardins de la Plaza de Armas d'Arequipa05 2017 The landscaped gardens at the center of Arequipa's Plaza de Armas, Peru, photographed in 2017, with the square's colonial arcades and cathedral forming the backdrop.

Edificis del Carrer Puente Bolognesi d'Arequipa 2017 Buildings along Calle Puente Bolognesi in the historic center of Arequipa, Peru, a street known for the white sillar-stone facades typical of the city. Photographed in 2017.

Claustres de l'església convent de la Compañia de Jesús d'Arequipa 2017 The cloisters of the Church and Convent of La Compañía in Arequipa, Peru, a Jesuit complex whose carved sillar stonework ranks among the city's best-known colonial monuments. Photographed in 2017.

Façana de l'Hotel Riviera d'Arequipa 2017 The facade of the Hotel Riviera on a street in Arequipa, Peru, photographed in 2017 within the city's historic center at the foot of El Misti volcano.

Portalada de l'Hotel Riviera d'Arequipa 2017 The entrance portal of the Hotel Riviera in Arequipa is shown in this 2017 photograph, an example of the ornate stone doorways characteristic of the city's historic sillar-stone buildings.

Façana edifici del Carrer Puente Bolognesi d'Arequipa 2017 A building facade along Puente Bolognesi street in Arequipa, part of the city's colonial-era historic quarter, whose white volcanic sillar stone architecture earned it UNESCO World Heritage status.

Pati de l'Hotel Riviera d'Arequipa 2017 The courtyard of the Hotel Riviera in Arequipa reflects the colonial architectural style common throughout the city's historic center, built from the pale sillar stone quarried nearby.

Arcs del Claustre de l'església convent de la Compañia de Jesús d'Arequipa 2017 Stone arches line the cloister of the Compania de Jesus church and convent in Arequipa, a Peruvian city noted for colonial architecture built in white sillar stone, seen here in 2017.