Calle San Francisco through time

Arequipa 2008–2017 7 photos of this spot

7 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.

This 2008 image shows Calle San Francisco, a street in the historic colonial center of Arequipa, Peru.

Calle San Francisco 2008 This 2008 image shows Calle San Francisco, a street in the historic colonial center of Arequipa, Peru.

Palacio Arzobispal de Arequipa 2011 Arequipa's Palacio Arzobispal, the archbishop's palace facing the Plaza de Armas, is shown in this 2011 photograph of the Peruvian city built largely from local sillar stone.

Edifici del Tribunal Superior Militar Policial del Sur d'Arequipa 2017 The building housing the Southern Military Police Tribunal in Arequipa, part of the city's colonial-era urban fabric built largely from local volcanic sillar stone.

Edificis del carrer San Francisco d'Arequipa02 2017 Buildings along Calle San Francisco in Arequipa's historic center, built in the white volcanic sillar stone that defines the city's colonial architecture and its UNESCO-listed old town.

Façana de la Prefectura de policia de Peru d'Arequipa 2017 The facade of the police prefecture building in Arequipa, constructed from the sillar stone characteristic of the city's historic quarter and its Spanish colonial civic buildings.

Façana d'Edifici del carrer San Francisco d'Arequipa 2017 A building facade on Calle San Francisco in Arequipa, Peru, built of the white volcanic sillar stone that gives the city its nickname, La Ciudad Blanca. Photographed in 2017 in the historic centre.

Edificis del carrer San Francisco d'Arequipa03 2017 Calle San Francisco runs through the historic center of Arequipa, Peru, a city nicknamed the 'White City' for buildings built from pale sillar volcanic stone. This 2017 photograph documents architecture along the street, within Arequipa's UNESCO-listed colonial core.