Plaza de Armas (Plaza Mayor) an old fashioned and charming square is one of Peru's top tourist attractions. An official entrant of the UNESCO World Heritage Site list this square is evocative bringing to mind images of a city which was once a center point for the Spanish rule in South America. Ensconced at the very core of the city of Lima in Peru, between stately palaces and cathedrals Plaza Mayor, a spacious square from yore houses an antique fountain and energizing soothing open gardens. Also called Plaza de Armas, a tourist-friendly, unhurried pedestrian zone offering guided tours of the rich colonial architecture as also the change of guard routine daily at noon. Be witness to the Gothic architecture of the Archbishop's Palace or marvel at the enchanting baroque facade of the Twin Towers of the Cathedral of Lima. Laze about in the lawns, a picknicker's haven till evening to be enthralled and held spellbound by the magical allure of the dancing fountains. Hop onto any of the various sightseeing buses and tour the innumerable panoramic hotspots of Lima.
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