The San Pedro Church, or Iglesia de San Pedro, stands as a testament to Peru’s colonial past, built in the 17th century and administered by the Jesuits since 1638. Located in Lima, this architectural gem features intricate Moorish-style carvings that adorn its facade, while inside, baroque altars and gleaming glazed tiles create a visually rich interior. Visitors can explore the church’s detailed craftsmanship, immersing themselves in the historical and cultural significance of this enduring religious site.
San Pedro Church (Iglesia de San Pedro)
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