Plaza Mayor de Lima

Plaza Mayor de Lima, also known as Plaza de Armas, is the historic central square of Lima, Peru. Established in 1535 during the city’s founding, it serves as the city's cultural and political heart. Surrounded by colonial-era buildings like the Government Palace and the Cathedral of Lima, the square features a central fountain and is a symbol of Lima’s rich history. It’s a vibrant gathering place for locals and tourists alike, reflecting Peru’s colonial past and modern identity. The plaza is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting its architectural and historical significance.