We begin our visit in the traditional neighborhood of SAN LÁZARO, built on an old pre-Hispanic Yarabaya town; It has small streets, squares, passages and various mansions. The church of San Lázaro stands out, a small bridge made of ashlar and Campo Redondo

This place has the purpose of offering the experience of the alpaca from different perspectives. We will learn more about ancestral techniques, fiber classification, local machinery and finally a trip back in time to learn more about the textiles of the Pre-Inca cultures. The typical and natural exhibition environment will give us the opportunity to interact directly with the animals, which constitutes an unforgettable experience.

At this stage of the experience we will enter the Tambo el abattoir or Barrio del Solar, right next to the Chili River. It was built with ashlar and used for animal sacrifice. The main building comprised three levels that take advantage of the gap between the street and the riverbank

Local cafeteria (I include: 02 Peruvian coffee) This cafeteria is a true museum. Here we will find exhibitions of local artists, university students and a very welcoming environment to take a short break during our experience.

Historical explanation

"The Cloisters of the Company" is an architectural gem for the eyes. It is located half a block from the Plaza de Armas and is one of the largest examples of volcanic stone construction within the white city. The passage through these arches and vaults of ashlar is very passing thanks to its history and symmetry