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Arequipa 2008–2022 26 photos of this spot

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The Church of La Compañía in Arequipa, Peru, photographed in 2008; the Jesuit church, begun in the 17th century, is built from the white volcanic sillar stone typical of the city.

Arequipa - Iglesia de la Compaňía 2008 The Church of La Compañía in Arequipa, Peru, photographed in 2008; the Jesuit church, begun in the 17th century, is built from the white volcanic sillar stone typical of the city.

Neocolonial Reniec Building 2011 Photographed in 2011, this neocolonial-style building at the corner of Santo Domingo and General Moran streets in Arequipa, Peru, houses a local office of RENIEC, Peru's national civil registry.

Arequipa Jesuit Church maître autel en 2011 The main altar of the Jesuit Church of La Compania in Arequipa, Peru, photographed in 2011. The gilded altarpiece reflects the church's colonial Baroque design, built from the region's characteristic white sillar stone.

Iglesia de la Compañía, Arequipa 2015 The Church of La Compania in Arequipa, Peru, photographed in 2015. Built by Jesuits in the 17th century from the region's white sillar stone, it is noted for its elaborately carved mestizo baroque facade.

Claustros de la Compañía al atardecer 2015 The cloisters of the Church of La Compania in Arequipa, Peru, photographed at dusk in 2015. The sillar-stone cloisters form part of the 17th-century Jesuit complex beside the main square and are noted for their carved stonework.

Claustros de la Compañía 2015 The cloisters of the Compañía de Jesús complex in Arequipa, Peru, built by Jesuit missionaries in the colonial era from the volcanic sillar stone characteristic of the city. Photographed in 2015.

Iglesia de la Compañía, Arequipa (cropped) 2015 The Church of la Compañía in Arequipa, Peru, a Jesuit church noted for its elaborately carved baroque facade, seen here in a 2015 photograph. Arequipa's colonial core is built largely from white volcanic sillar stone.

Arte en los Claustros de la Compañía 2015 Artwork in the cloisters of the Church of La Compania in Arequipa, Peru, photographed in 2015. Arequipa is known as the 'White City' for the light-colored volcanic sillar stone used in its colonial buildings.

Claustros de la Iglesia Compañia de Jesus, Arequipa 2015 The cloisters of the Church of the Society of Jesus in Arequipa form part of a Jesuit complex built from the white volcanic stone that gives the Peruvian city its nickname, the White City.

Arequipa - Claustros de la Compañía 2016 This 2016 photograph shows the cloisters of the Jesuit Compañía church in Arequipa, Peru, a building noted for its intricately carved baroque stonework in the city's white volcanic sillar rock.

Arequipaclaustros 2016 Colonial-era cloisters in Arequipa, Peru, photographed in 2016, built from the pale volcanic sillar stone that gives the city's historic center its distinctive look.

Arcs de l'església dels jesuïtes d'Arequipa 2017 Arches of the Jesuit church of La Compania in Arequipa, pictured in 2017. Founded by Jesuit missionaries during the colonial period, the church is known for its elaborately carved stone facade in the mestizo baroque style.

Carrer General Morán d'Arequipa 2017 Calle General Moran in central Arequipa, photographed in 2017, one of the streets of the historic quarter lined with buildings of the volcanic sillar stone typical of the city's colonial-era architecture.

Façana de l'Església de la Companyia de Jesús d'Arequipa 2017 The carved stone facade of the Church of La Compania in Arequipa, photographed in 2017. Built by Jesuit missionaries during the colonial period, it is noted for its detailed mestizo baroque stonework.

Iglesia de la Compañia- AREQUIPA 2017 The Church of La Compañía in Arequipa, built by the Jesuit order, is known for its elaborately carved sillar-stone facade, a hallmark of the city's colonial architecture using the local volcanic rock. This photograph is from 2017.

Detall dels Arcs gravats del Claustre de l'esglesia convent de la Companyia de Jesus d Arequipa 2017 Carved stone arches in the cloister of the La Compania convent in Arequipa, Peru, photographed in 2017. The Jesuit complex is noted for mestizo baroque relief carving worked into the local white sillar stone.

Detall dels Arcs gravats del Claustre de l'esglesia convent de la Companyia de Jesus d Arequipa02 2017 A further detail of the carved arches in the La Compania cloister, Arequipa, Peru, taken in 2017. The cloister forms part of the Jesuit convent complex on the city's Plaza de Armas.

PLAZOLETA INTERNA DEL CONVENTO DE LA COMPAÑIA-AREQUIPA-PERU 2017 The inner courtyard of the Compania church and Jesuit complex in Arequipa, built in carved volcanic sillar stone during the Spanish colonial period. The building forms part of Arequipa's historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Vista des del primer pis del claustre de l'església dels jesuïtes d'Arequipa 2017 A view from the upper floor of the cloister of the Jesuit church, La Compania, in Arequipa, known for its ornately carved baroque stone facade dating to the 17th and 18th centuries.

Entrada del claustre de l'església dels jesuites d'Arequipa 2017 The entrance to the cloister of the Jesuit church in Arequipa, Peru, built from the pale volcanic sillar stone that gives the city its nickname of the White City, appears in this 2017 photograph.

Vista des del primer pis del claustre de l'església dels jesuïtes d'Arequipa02 2017 A view from the upper floor of the Jesuit church cloister in Arequipa, Peru, looks down over the courtyard below in this 2017 photograph, taken within one of the city's landmark colonial buildings.

Arcs de l'església dels jesuïtes d'Arequipa05 2017 Arches of Arequipa's Jesuit church, known locally as La Compañía, photographed in 2017. The church's ornate facade is one of the best-known examples of colonial baroque architecture in the historic centre.

Teatro Fénix 2018 Teatro Fénix, a theater in Arequipa, Peru. Arequipa is nicknamed the 'White City' for the many colonial buildings constructed from pale volcanic sillar stone quarried nearby.

Iglesia de la Compañía (Arequipa) (63714) 2019 Iglesia de la Compañía in Arequipa, Peru, a Jesuit-built church known for its elaborate carved facade in the local white volcanic sillar stone.

Iglesia de la Compañía (Arequipa) (99643) 2019 The Church of La Compania in Arequipa, Peru, photographed in 2019. The Jesuit church, facing the city's Plaza de Armas, is known for the elaborate mestizo baroque carving on its sillar-stone facade.

Comercio con bandera de Perú 2022 A commercial building in Arequipa displays the flag of Peru, a common sight during national holidays in this southern Peruvian city known for its white volcanic-stone architecture.