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Puno Things to See and Do
Though Puno is generally used as a starting off point to visit the surrounding islands, there are still a few activities to enjoy here. Visit Puno's baroque cathedral built in 1757, and afterwards, explore the oldest house in the area (now a cultural center). There are a handful of museums in the area showcasing the lake's history and ancient archaeological artifacts. There is a charming little park, old ruins and of course, many activities that can be organized outside of Puno.
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Puno Cathedral
The Puno Cathedral was built in 1757, and as such has a distinct Baroque design. However, its religious art evinces both European and indigenous influences. There is also an impressive large marble altar inside the church. The native panti plants that grow in the front were...
The Puno Cathedral was built in 1757, and as such has a distinct Baroque design. However, its religious art evinces both European and indigenous influences. There is also an impressive large marble altar inside the church. The native panti plants that grow in the front were...
Historical Building
Puno, Peru
Puno, Peru
The Casa del Corregidor
This exquisite little structure near the heart of town in Puno is worth a visit both for itself as one of the few architectural and historical places of interest in Puno, and for the productive use of its space. The Casa del Corregidor has a history going all the way back to the 17th century, the...
This exquisite little structure near the heart of town in Puno is worth a visit both for itself as one of the few architectural and historical places of interest in Puno, and for the productive use of its space. The Casa del Corregidor has a history going all the way back to the 17th century, the...
Cultural Tour
Puno, Peru
Puno, Peru
San Juan Bautista Church
The San Juan Bautista Church is the focus of the main festival in Puno, in honor of the “Virgin of the Candleholder,” which takes place in the first week of February. The Virgin was adopted as the city’s spiritual guardian following the victory of Spanish troops over local...
The San Juan Bautista Church is the focus of the main festival in Puno, in honor of the “Virgin of the Candleholder,” which takes place in the first week of February. The Virgin was adopted as the city’s spiritual guardian following the victory of Spanish troops over local...
Cultural Tour, Culture
Puno, Peru
Puno, Peru
Parque Pino
Parque Pino (Pino Park) is connected to the the larger Plaza de Armas of Puno by a walkway. It was built in 1901 seven years after Peru’s decisive victory over Chile in honor of the local "puneño," Dr. Manuel Pino, who emerged as the hero of the war. A statue of the doctor stands atop a column...
Parque Pino (Pino Park) is connected to the the larger Plaza de Armas of Puno by a walkway. It was built in 1901 seven years after Peru’s decisive victory over Chile in honor of the local "puneño," Dr. Manuel Pino, who emerged as the hero of the war. A statue of the doctor stands atop a column...
City Plaza
Puno, Peru
Puno, Peru
Mirador de Kuntur Wasi
With its metal wingspan 11 meters (36 feet) long, and perched on a hill 3,990 meters (13, 091 feet) high overlooking Puno, the Kuntur Wasi condor is the most dramatic expression of this community’s pride in its Andean heritage. The lookout provides a breathtaking view of the city and Lake...
With its metal wingspan 11 meters (36 feet) long, and perched on a hill 3,990 meters (13, 091 feet) high overlooking Puno, the Kuntur Wasi condor is the most dramatic expression of this community’s pride in its Andean heritage. The lookout provides a breathtaking view of the city and Lake...
City Walk
Puno, Peru
Puno, Peru
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