Across the Chili River, the Franciscan convent of La Recoleta, founded in 1648, holds one of the country’s most valuable historic libraries, with over twenty thousand volumes, plus collections of viceregal art, pre-Columbian archaeology and Amazonian ethnography.
Convent cloisters
Historic library
Viceregal art galleries
Pre-Columbian gallery
Amazonian gallery
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