Our City Tour in Arequipa begins punctually with pickup at your hotel located in the heart of Arequipa. We begin our exploration of the city of Arequipa by visiting the charming district of Carmen Alto. From your viewpoint, you will have an impressive view of the three majestic volcanoes that surround the White City of Arequipa: Misti (5,800 meters), Chachani (6,000 meters) and Pichu Pichu (5,300 meters). In addition, you can enjoy the beautiful agricultural terraces of the surrounding countryside. Next, we will descend to visit the plaza, the church and the cloisters of the traditional and colonial district of Yanahuara. This place is characterized by its mansions and cobbled streets built with the characteristic white ashlar, a volcanic rock that gives Arequipa the nickname "White City." Next, we enter the Historic Center, an area declared Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. We continue towards the Plaza de Armas, surrounded by three granite portals with brick and lime vaults. In the center of the square, we find a beautiful bronze fountain with three plates crowned by the figure of a 16th century soldier, known as "El Tuturutu". Next, we visited the Cathedral Basilica, built in 1656\. This majestic neoclassical building suffered a fire in 1844, but was rebuilt in 1868\. Its façade extends 107 meters and is adorned with 70 classical style columns, two towers and two bronze medallions. Our next stop is the Convent of the Company of Jesus, built by the Jesuits. This place is the maximum expression of religious architecture, highlighting its church (1573) and the impressive Polychrome Chapel of San Ignacio de Loyola. Its cloisters exhibit arches carved in ashlar, the characteristic white volcanic stone. Its walls, domes and pilasters show off an exuberant baroque style, while the altars and altarpieces are covered in gold leaf. Finally, we will explore the Monastery of Santa Catalina, built in 1580\. This citadel, built of ashlar, occupies an area of ​​20,000 m2.