CASONA DE SANTA CATALINA
Abbey – Monastery – Convent
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2025
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2025
Opposite the Santa Catalina convent, a casona with yellow walls on the outside and a blue patio on the inside, surrounded by interesting shops, notably those of Kuna (alpaca clothing) and Andes Gear (mountain clothing). There is also a tourist information booth and two restaurants designed by Gaston Acurio: the accessible Tanta and the gourmet Chicha, which we highly recommend. On the menu, some of the country's most popular dishes, revisited and very nicely presented. Don't forget to book a table. A nice place for a little break.
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