The Lima Plaza Mayor, originally known as Plaza de Armas, stands as the heart and birthplace of Lima. This UNESCO World Heritage–listed square is surrounded by significant buildings, including the Government Palace, Cathedral of Lima, City Hall, and the Archbishop’s Palace. Visitors can explore the historic architecture and vibrant atmosphere that has defined the city since its founding. The square’s layout and the imposing facades of these structures offer a glimpse into the rich colonial history and enduring importance of this central gathering place.
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