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Arequipa.

Volcanic landscapes, white stone architecture, and relaxed city life.

Curated guides, city hotels, and local notes for travelers who want the whole trip in view.

Peru city guide

About Arequipa.

Arequipa offers elegant colonial streets, volcanic backdrops, local cuisine, historic monasteries, and access to Colca Canyon adventures.

Must-see Places.

Santa Catalina Monastery
Religious Site

Santa Catalina Monastery

A vast colonial monastery known for colorful streets and peaceful courtyards.

Plaza de Armas
Historic Square

Plaza de Armas

The elegant main square surrounded by volcanic stone architecture.

Colca Canyon
Natural Attraction

Colca Canyon

One of the world’s deepest canyons with dramatic Andean scenery.

Misti Volcano
Volcano

Misti Volcano

A perfectly shaped volcano dominating Arequipa’s skyline.

Yanahuara Viewpoint
Viewpoint

Yanahuara Viewpoint

A scenic viewpoint with iconic arches and volcano panoramas.

San Camilo Market
Market

San Camilo Market

A traditional local market filled with regional food and culture.

City Essentials

When to Visit

April to November

Daily Budget

$75 USD

Transport

Most historic attractions are walkable within the city center.

Curated stays

Where to Stay in Arequipa.

Up to five handpicked stays for this city, with direct links to trusted booking sites.

No accommodations listed for Arequipa yet.