Sillar Route (Ruta del Sillar)

Sillar Route (Ruta del Sillar)

Sillar Route (Ruta del Sillar)

Arequipa, known as the ‘White City,’ owes its distinctive moniker to the volcanic rhyolite stone called sillar, which has been used to construct many of its buildings. The Sillar Route (Ruta del Sillar) offers a guided journey through this unique material’s history and the skilled craftsmanship involved in its carving. Along the route, visitors can observe impressive sillar sculptures, gaining insight into the cultural and architectural significance of this white stone that has shaped the city’s identity.

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