Casona Boza y Solís
An 18th-century colonial mansion beside the Plaza de Armas, now a government office, where visitors can enter the stone-walled courtyard and see the wooden balconies for free.
The Casona Boza y Solís is one of the most representative colonial-era mansions around the Plaza de Armas. Two stories of stone arcades surround a central courtyard, and the second floor has carved wooden balconies. During the War of Independence, the heroine María Parado de Bellido was held here. It now serves as the regional government office, and the courtyard can be visited during working hours. Together with several other colonial mansions nearby, it reflects the appearance of Huamanga as a noble colonial city.
Opening hours
Weekdays, daytime
Nearby sights
- Church of the Company of Jesus, Ayacucho
- Ayacucho Cathedral
- Church of Santo Domingo, Ayacucho
- Arco del Triunfo & San Francisco de Asís
- Mercado Andrés F. Vivanco
- Plaza de Armas de Ayacucho
- Santa Teresa Church & Monastery
- Museo de la Memoria (ANFASEP)