South America

Located on the northern outskirts of Cusco, this huge walled complex was built by the Inca in the 15th century.

Built in 1674, this Franciscan church is considered the finest example of the "Lima Baroque" style of architecture.

The Shrine of Dom Bosco in Brasilia honors the Italian saint who dreamed of a utopian capital city in 1883. Brasilia is inspired by this dream. The shrine's interior is bathed in blue light.

Built in 2005 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Fernheim Mennonite colony, the “Living and Growing Together” incorporates five sculptures to represent the ethnic groups of Filadelfia.

This Incan site made of pink stone occupies a site with fine views over the Sacred Valley. Its original purpose is uncertain: it may have been a fortress, hunting lodge, storage site, or all of the above.

Built in 1772, this adobe house played a major role in Paraguayan history. It was here, on May 14, 1811, that a group of patriots declared the independence of Paraguay. The museum opened in 1965.