List of colonial buildings in Arequipa

This is a list of the preserved important buildings in the city of Arequipa, in Peru.

Arequipa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site inscribed as "Historical Centre of the City of Arequipa".

List

Name	Image	Built	Architectural style	Architect(s)	Belonged to the religious order	Source	Location
Basilica Cathedral of Arequipa		1540-1844 (the facade was partially rebuilt several times due to earthquakes)	Renaissance, Neoclassical	Gaspar Báez, Andrés de Espinoza, Lucas Poblete			General information Location Plaza de Armas Coordinates 16°23′53″S 71°32′11″W
Basilica and Convent of San Francisco		1569-late 16th century	Andean Baroque	Gaspar Báez	Franciscans		General information Location First block of Zela street in Plaza San Francisco Coordinates 16°23′43″S 71°32′05″W
Church of La Compañía		1578-1698	Andean Baroque	Brother Felipe	Jesuits		General information Location Plaza de Armas, between Portal de la Municipalidad and Portal de Flores. Coordinates 16°23′59″S 71°32′11″W
Monastery of Santa Catalina de Siena		1579-1748			Dominican Second Order		General information Location Santa Catalina 301, Arequipa Coordinates 16°23′42″S 71°32′12″W
Convent of Santo Domingo		late 16th century-1677	Andean Baroque	Esteban Valencia	Dominican Order		General information Location Piérola con calle Santo Domingo
Monastery of Santa Teresa		1700-1750			Cloistered Discalced Carmelites		General information Location corner of Melgar and Peral streets
Monastery of Santa Rosa		1740-1747			Cloistered Dominican nuns		General information Location corner of Santa Rosa Passage and San Pedro Street, on the edge of the city's checkerboard, behind Plaza España
Convent of San Agustín		1574-first half of 18th century	Andean Baroque		Augustinians		General information Location Located between the streets "San Agustín" and "Sucre" and one block from the Plaza de Armas of Arequipa
Church of Santa Marta		1580s-1590s

See also

• Gil González Dávila (1655). Teatro Eclesiastico de la Primitiva Iglesia de las Indias Occidentales, vidas de sus Arzobispos, y Obispos, y Cosas Memorables de svs Sedes, en los que pertenece al Reyno del Pirv. Dedícale a la Magestad del Rey Don Phelipe IV de las Españas, y Nuevo Mundo, y de Otras Coronas, y Reynos, el M. Gil González Dávila fu Coronifta Mayor de las Indias, y de los Reynos de las Dos Caftillas. TOMO SEGVNDO. Madrid, Peru: Diego Díaz de la Carrera. p. 101.