EL BARRO DORADO

EL BARRO DORADO If you are staying anywhere near downtown, and you are looking for a nice and quiet place to eat traditional Peruvian food, then you should try “El Barro Dorado”, a country café- restaurant opens from 8:00 am to midnight. Here you can find Creole classics like “papa a la huancaina”, “cabrito a la norteña” or “lomo saltado”, and seafood specials like “ceviche a lo Barro Dorado” or “arroz con mariscos”. The name, “El Barro...

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The International Spring Festival

 The International Spring Festival Being the “Capital of the everlasting spring” means we take the International Spring Festival very serious. Therefore is one of the major events, where the city dresses with lively colors and welcome the arrival of the new season with a full-day parade. This tradition was created in 1950 by the “Club de Leones de Trujillo”, which members wanted to make a representative festivity to celebrate...

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LOS CONQUISTADORES

LOS CONQUISTADORES 'Los Conquistadores' Hotel is strategically located in the historic center of the city of Trujillo, Peru. It is a half block from Plaza de Armas. It is only 15 minutes from Jorge Martinez de Pinillos International Airport - Trujillo. We offer a privileged location close to business, shopping and entertainment centers in the city, including shops, restaurants, theater, museums and parks. Find everything you need...

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`EL LIBERTADOR´ HOTEL

   EL LIBERTADOR Right on Trujillo’s Plaza de Armas,`El Libertador´Hotel is set in an historic building overlooking the cathedral. It provides sophisticated accommodations with an outdoor pool, jacuzzi and a 24-hour gym. The air-conditioned rooms at ´El Libertador´Hotel in Trujillo offer cable TV channels and a minibar. The private bathrooms feature shower and bathtub. Non-smoking rooms and rooms for guests with limited...

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CASA URQUIAGA

The mere idea of a museum inside a former Spanish house built in the late 1500 and belonged to one of the “four neighbors” (denomination of the oldest and most important families in Trujillo) caught my attention, especially because I have been living here for seven years and I have never heard such a thing. I knew about the Spanish heritage around the city but it was unknown to me the existing of a restored museum displaying within its...

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