Constructed in 1785, it represents the
typical architecture of the zone where
the use of sillar stone predominates. It
is characterized by solid supports and
rustic balconies. Stone grinding wheel
techniques for wheat processing can be
viewed here as well. Restored in 1973. Located in Sabandía
8 km / 5 miles from Arequipa (20 minutes
by car). Admission 9 am to 5 pm.
City of Sabandia: Wide terraces and
three volcanoes, the Misti, the Chachani,
and the Pichu Pichu, provide the scenery
around this traditional town. Some of
the houses still preserve characteristic
styles of the Viceroyalty or of the
nineteenth century Republicanism. A
recreational area with two swimming
pools that use the cold river waters of
the surrounding region has been built.
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