Archbishop’s Palace – Lima, Peru
The ornate Archbishop’s Palace of Lima stands beside the cathedral on Plaza Mayor in the heart of Lima. Built in the early 20th century, the palace reflects the rich architectural traditions of Spanish colonial design.
Its elaborate wooden balconies and decorative stone façade make it one of the most distinctive buildings in Lima’s historic center. The palace serves as the residence and administrative headquarters of the Archbishop of Lima.
Today the building remains an important landmark within the city’s historic district.
