Museo Bolivariano de Pativilca, Historic museum in Peru
The Bolivarian Museum of Pativilca displays artifacts related to the Liberator Simón Bolívar.
Simón Bolívar lived in the Quinta de San Pedro where the museum now stands in 1824.
Exhibits include Bolívar's personal items and historical documents from the independence era.
Visitors should check opening hours and entrance fees in advance.
The museum preserves the room where Bolívar planned military strategies.
Location: Pativilca District
Address: calle Simón Bolívar
Website: munipativilca.gob.pe/museo-bolivariano
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