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Popayán 2015–2020 6 photos of this spot

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A view of Popayán, Colombia, from 2015. Founded in 1537, the city is known for its whitewashed colonial center, which has earned it the nickname the White City.

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Popayan, Popayán, 2015
Popayan 2015 A view of Popayán, Colombia, from 2015. Founded in 1537, the city is known for its whitewashed colonial center, which has earned it the nickname the White City.
Hotel Dann Monasterio, Popayán 01, Popayán, 2020
Hotel Dann Monasterio, Popayán 01 2020 The Hotel Dann Monasterio occupies a former monastery building in Popayán, Colombia, one of several colonial structures repurposed within the city's historic center. Photographed in 2020.
Iglesia de San Francisco, Popayán 01, Popayán, 2020
Iglesia de San Francisco, Popayán 01 2020 Iglesia de San Francisco is one of Popayán, Colombia's numerous colonial churches, part of a historic center whose whitewashed architecture has been carefully preserved. This image dates to 2020.
Calle 4, Popayan, Popayán, 2020
Calle 4, Popayan 2020 Calle 4 runs through the historic center of Popayán, a colonial city in southwestern Colombia known for its whitewashed architecture and colonial-era churches. This photograph was taken in 2020.
Calle de San Francisco, Popayán 02, Popayán, 2020
Calle de San Francisco, Popayán 02 2020 Calle de San Francisco takes its name from the nearby Church of San Francisco in Popayán's colonial center, an area largely rebuilt after a major 1983 earthquake while retaining its historic character. This photograph was taken in 2020.
Carrera 10, Popayán, Popayán, 2020
Carrera 10, Popayán 2020 Carrera 10 crosses through Popayán, a city rebuilt after the 1983 earthquake while retaining much of its colonial street grid and architecture. This photograph was taken in 2020.