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Temple built between the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries, with a mixture of Gothic and Renaissance. Located next to the Plaza Mayor, with stork's nests on top. One of the buildings that define the monumental profile of Trujillo.
Church of the thirteenth century, one of the oldest of the historical complex. It highlights the altarpiece of Fernando Gallego. It is a reference of the religious heritage of the town of the conquerors.
Tower symbol of the city, visible from different points. It houses an interpretation center on the history of the municipality. Dome decorated with tiles from Talavera de la Reina and coats of arms of noble families.
The nerve center of Trujillo and essential point of the visit. Renaissance square surrounded by arcades, with the equestrian statue of Francisco Pizarro. It houses the Palace of the Conquest, the Palace of the Dukes of San Carlos, Casa de las Cadenas, the church of San Martín and stores.
Family home of the conquistador Francisco Pizarro. Museum with personal objects, furniture, documents and recreations of the conquest of Peru. In the surroundings of the Plaza Mayor and the Palace of the Conquest.
Alcazaba of Arab origin from the ninth century. Horseshoe arch door, ashlar walls and crenellated towers. It is accessed by the Ronda de las Almenas. Viewpoint with views of the region.
Built between 1562 and 1580 by Hernando Pizarro, late plateresque style. Corner balcony with coat of arms of the Pizarro family, sculptures of the months and reliefs of the family. It houses the tourist office.
Renaissance palace bordering the Plaza Mayor. Characteristic balcony in angle. Part of the historic-artistic ensemble declared in 1962.
Bronze work by Charles Cary Rumsey (1925), on granite pedestal. An identical copy is in Lima (Peru). Symbolic center of the Plaza Mayor.