CASA DE LA EMANCIPACIÓN
Birthplace – Famous houses
4/5
2025
Recommended
2025
The Casa de la Emancipación now belongs to the BBVA Foundation, which has continued to maintain it and opens it to the public. It is a remarkable house with two patios, the second of which is abundantly decorated with flowers. The central hall bears witness to the wealth of the former owners, with an illuminated deed from 1537, signed by Carlos V, in other words, Charles V himself. It was here that the Marquis of Torre Tagle prepared the 1820 declaration of independence of Trujillo and it was also from here that President Riva Aguëro ruled.
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Visited in september 2016
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Très belle maison coloniale, située sur l'artère piétonne, gérée par un établissement bancaire, mais dont l'entrée est libre, elle présente un beau mobilier d'époque et offre une exposition sur le poète César Vallejo .
