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Our introduction to Peru was Arequipa. The beautiful architecture of the city reminded us of Southern Italian cities in Puglia. Coined the White city, not for Cocaine, but for the white stone that many of the old churches and buildings are built from.
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Museums, Markets and Monasteries in Arequipa
I loved Arequipa, and not just because it had a Starbucks. It's a clean, beautiful city with great weather, a plethora of things to see, fantastic restaurants and riveting museums.
We arrived around 9AM. Even though taking an overnight bus doubles as a mode of transport and one night's accommodation, we usually find ourselves to be really …
Arequipa
6th to 10th May 2008 On Tues, 6th May, I left Aguas Calientes and caught the train to Ollantaytambo where I then caught a minibus to Cusco. I had arrived in Cusco around 1pm and I had 7 hours to kill until my overnight bus to Arequipa was due to leave. After a few hours for lunch and a few more hours on the internet it was time to head to the bus …
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- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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TravelPod Member ReviewsCasa de Avila - Tourist Hotel Arequipa
Comfort and privacy but an ascending cost from 30 soles to 45 soles over the course of my stay for a private room - I had originally booked a dorm bed on their website but they do not actually have a dorm. Also disappointed, after two weeks stay, to be told I had to leave because there was no room for me. However, the staff were the friendliest I have encountered for a long time, especially Raquel who was delightful. Very relaxed place with big garden but not so great for meeting people if you are a solo traveller. Also offers Spanish lessons
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