Iglesia de San Cristobal
Iglesia de San Cristobal, Church in Cusco
The Iglesia de San Cristóbal is a prominent church situated on a hill overlooking the city of Cusco.
Erected by the Inca Pachacutec as a palace, it was later transformed into a church by the Spanish.
The church reflects a fusion of Andean and Spanish architectural elements, symbolizing cultural syncretism.
Visitors can explore this historic site to observe its architecture and enjoy panoramic views of Cusco.
San Cristóbal keeps an original bell from the 16th century, called 'Campana Bella' or the 'Beautiful Bell'.
Location: Peru
Location: Cusco
Location: Cusco Province
Location: Cusco District
Architectural style: mannerism
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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