Peru

Erected in 1536 and rebuilt in 1680 after the great earthquake, this Minor Basilica and convent has a beautiful facade, fine cloisters, and two famous conquistadors buried in the crypt.

Housed in a handsome archbishop's palace, the Museum of Religious Art contains a variety of colonial religious paintings.

The main draw of this archaeological museum is its collection of Inca mummies. The museum is housed in a splendid colonial mansion, which was built over an Inca palace.

This simple adobe church contains an ornate 17th-century pulpit considered one of the jewels of colonial art in the Americas.