Basilica and Convent of Santo Domingo, Lima

The convent is incredibly beautiful and has a rich history. It's definitely worth a visit to learn more about the colonial past of Lima.

Very beautiful catholic church. Right in the heart of Lima, in the historic center. Amazing architecture and nice surroundings. Highly recommended for a visit.

Beautiful old monastery and basilica with one of the oldest libraries. The building also has the crypt of Sta Rosa where you go down a very narrow staircase not good for very or chunky people. It has beautiful courtyards and very well restored/preserved overall. There are so many things to see including interesting paintings.

Absolutely stunning tile work and gorgeous architecture. Historic convent with connections to three different saints. Library with many precious and rare books. Arched walkways and beautiful courtyards surrounded by elaborate tiles and religious paintings. Lovely plants and flowers with many quiet spots to admire the surroundings. So many fantastic tile patterns on the walls and floors!! Not to be missed!

Worth visiting. On going restoration at the bell tower. Some parts of the convent are turned into a museum. The church is a bit lower than the road level. The facade has basic design, lacks grandness compare to the churches of other comgregations within the historic center. The interior of the church beautiful but is a bit dark. Poor lighting. Has a prominent ribbed vaulted ceiling similar to the one at the cathedral. The relics of San Martin de Porres, Sta. Rosa de Lima and San Juan Macias can be found at the right side retablo.

A must see in Lima! The church has marvelous tower Makes the city skyline

Absolutely gorgeous, they give you a map to follow around if you don’t want a guide. Extremely beautiful place with lots of history too.

A must-see in Lima. Full of rich history. It is the location of the signing on Peru's independence. Most importantly, it is home to 3 Catholic saints who have shaped Lima. There is so much history and beautiful architecture here. I recommend for non-Catholics too it has so much to see. You also get to go to the top of the bell tower to see the view of Lima!