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Trujillo 2017 4 photos of this spot

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This building stands at the junction of Jiron Francisco Pizarro and Jiron Colon in Trujillo's historic center, streets named for the Spanish conquistador and for Christopher Columbus, as is common in the city's colonial-era grid.

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Edifici a la confluència entre el jirón Francisco Pizarro i el jirón Colón de Trujillo, Trujillo, 2017
Edifici a la confluència entre el jirón Francisco Pizarro i el jirón Colón de Trujillo 2017 This building stands at the junction of Jiron Francisco Pizarro and Jiron Colon in Trujillo's historic center, streets named for the Spanish conquistador and for Christopher Columbus, as is common in the city's colonial-era grid.
Edificis del jirón Francisco Pizarro de Trujillo02, Trujillo, 2017
Edificis del jirón Francisco Pizarro de Trujillo02 2017 Buildings along Jiron Francisco Pizarro in Trujillo, Peru, are pictured in 2017, part of the city's historic center known for its colorful colonial-era facades.
Façana d'edifici´del jirón Francisco Pizarro de Trujillo 03, Trujillo, 2017
Façana d'edifici´del jirón Francisco Pizarro de Trujillo 03 2017 A building facade on Jirón Francisco Pizarro in Trujillo, Peru, photographed in 2017, within the city's historic centre of colonial-era streets.
Façana d'edifici´del jirón Francisco Pizarro de Trujillo, Trujillo, 2017
Façana d'edifici´del jirón Francisco Pizarro de Trujillo 2017 This building stands on Jiron Francisco Pizarro in Trujillo, Peru, one of the streets in the city's colonial core lined with painted facades, wrought-iron window grilles, and balconies typical of northern Peru's historic urban architecture.