The Historic Centre of Lima is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the capital of Peru. It features a rich collection of colonial architecture, including the impressive Plaza Mayor, which is surrounded by important buildings like the Government Palace and the Cathedral of Lima. The area reflects the city's history as a major center during the Spanish colonial period. Visitors can explore numerous churches, convents, and palaces that showcase the blend of European and indigenous influences. Notable sites include the Monastery of San Francisco, famous for its catacombs, and the Palacio de Torre Tagle, an example of exquisite colonial design.