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Arequipa 2007–2017 5 photos of this spot

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This building in Arequipa houses a branch of RENIEC, Peru's national civil registry office. Arequipa is Peru's second-largest city, nicknamed the 'White City' for the pale volcanic sillar stone used in much of its colonial architecture.

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RENIEC, Arequipa, 2007
RENIEC 2007 This building in Arequipa houses a branch of RENIEC, Peru's national civil registry office. Arequipa is Peru's second-largest city, nicknamed the 'White City' for the pale volcanic sillar stone used in much of its colonial architecture.
Edifici del carrer Santo Domingo d'Arequipa, Arequipa, 2017
Edifici del carrer Santo Domingo d'Arequipa 2017 A building on Calle Santo Domingo in Arequipa's historic center, photographed in 2017. The street takes its name from the nearby Santo Domingo church, one of the city's colonial-era Dominican foundations.
Església de Santo Domingo d'Arequipa02, Arequipa, 2017
Església de Santo Domingo d'Arequipa02 2017 The Church of Santo Domingo in Arequipa, photographed in 2017, a Dominican foundation dating to the Spanish colonial period and built, like much of the city's historic core, from white volcanic sillar.
Església de Santo Domingo d'Arequipa, Arequipa, 2017
Església de Santo Domingo d'Arequipa 2017 The Church of Santo Domingo in Arequipa, Peru, a Dominican church located in the city's historic center. Photographed in 2017.
Edificis del carrer Santo Domingo d'Arequipa, Arequipa, 2017
Edificis del carrer Santo Domingo d'Arequipa 2017 Buildings along Santo Domingo Street in Arequipa, Peru, in the city's historic quarter, an area recognized by UNESCO for its Spanish colonial architecture. Image from 2017.