San Sebastián
Lima, Peru
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San Sebastián is a Rococo church in the historic centre of Lima, Peru, located at the corner of Ica and Chancay streets near Tacna Avenue in the Monserrate neighbourhood. Featuring a distinctive pink and white façade oriented toward Jirón Ica, it ranks as the third parish established in Lima, founded in 1554, after the Tabernacle (1535) and Santa Ana (1550). The church holds the status of cultural heritage of Peru.
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- Type
- church building
- Heritage
- cultural heritage of Peru
- Place
- Lima, Peru
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