location:

description:

In Inca times it is in place was the palace of Inca Roca. After the conquest the building was partially dismantled to build the family farmhouse Valverde Contreras and Xáraba, Marquis of Roca fuerte, currently known as the Archbishop's Palace.

It has a stone perimeter wall and inside is a great Renaissance courtyard with stone arches and tiles on the walls, and half the pool adorns the manor located in prime location. Recognized for its walls is the "The Stone of 12 Angles.

attractives:

Besides having one of the most emblematic stones of Cusco "stone of 12 angles". The Religious Art Museum houses a collection of colonial religious paintings. You can also admire the Moorish style doors, carved cedar ceilings and spectacular windows.

schedule:

Hours: Monday to Sunday from 8:00 to18: 00 hrs.
Price: Free admission ticket in the Religious Circuit.
The stone of 12 angles can be observed for 24 hours a day, since this is in the outer wall.