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The Government Palace of Peru, also known as the Casa de Pizarro, on Lima's Plaza Mayor, photographed in 2017. The site was chosen by Francisco Pizarro for his residence when he founded the city in 1535 and has served as the seat of the Peruvian presidency ever since.

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Palau presidencial de Lima, Lima, 2017
Palau presidencial de Lima 2017 The Government Palace of Peru, also known as the Casa de Pizarro, on Lima's Plaza Mayor, photographed in 2017. The site was chosen by Francisco Pizarro for his residence when he founded the city in 1535 and has served as the seat of the Peruvian presidency ever since.
Palacio presidencial a la plaza mayor, Lima2, Lima, 2017
Palacio presidencial a la plaza mayor, Lima2 2017 The Government Palace on the Plaza Mayor in Lima, seat of Peru's presidency. The building stands on the site first used for governance when Francisco Pizarro founded the city in 1535, though the current structure dates from the 20th century.
Palacio presidencial a la plaza mayor03, Lima, 2017
Palacio presidencial a la plaza mayor03 2017 Peru's presidential palace, the Palacio de Gobierno, faces the Plaza Mayor in central Lima and has served as the seat of the country's executive power since colonial times, when a residence first stood on the site.
La Basílica Catedral de Lima, Lima, 2019
La Basílica Catedral de Lima 2019 Lima's basilica cathedral, fronting the capital's Plaza Mayor, is one of the oldest and most prominent churches in South America. This photograph was taken in 2019.
Palacio de Gobierno del Perú, Lima, 2023
Palacio de Gobierno del Perú 2023 The Government Palace of Peru, seat of the country's presidency, stands on the north side of Lima's Plaza Mayor. This 2023 photograph shows the building that has housed Peru's executive branch for centuries.