Trujillo
Trujillo is a sunny and well-preserved city that boasts a large central plaza and beautiful colonial architecture. Its hidden chapels, inner gardens, and various plazas provide a great canvas for photographers and travelers interested in Peru’s colonial past.
More about Trujillo
Trujillo was the first important city of Peru to claim its independence from the Spaniards, having done so in 1820. It's also known as the City of Eternal Spring, and the colonial heart of the city center holds 50 blocks of narrow alleys, parks and photogenic plazas, complemented by interesting locals and smiling street vendors.
Many of the city's historic buildings and churches have been well restored. Trujillo's impressive Plaza de Armas is known for it's diversity in colors and claims to be the largest main square in Peru—the most impressive building is the a government building that was constructed in 1535. A giant marble and bronze fountain, also known as the Monument of Liberty, shows seven sculptures by Edmundo Moeller that were shipped from Germany to Peru by boat.
Being close to the coast, there are many great restaurants and lots of fresh seafood to try. There are also many festivals throughout the year. The city of Trujillo is a good base for visiting archeological sites in the area, including El Brujo, Chan Chan and Huanchaco.
Moments to look forward to
Sun and Moon Temples and Huacas de Moche Museum
Sun and Moon Huacas, El Dragon, Chan Chan and Huanchaco Full Day Tour
El Brujo Complex Half Day Tour
Peruvian Paso Horse Exhibition and Marinera Dance
Trujillo City, UNT Museum, Sun and Moon Huacas and Chan Chan Full Day Tour
Chan Chan, Huaca El Dragon and Huanchaco Tour
Trujillo City, UNT Museum, El Dragon, Chan Chan and Huanchaco Full Day Tour
Trujillo City, UNT Museum and Sun and Moon Huacas Full Day Tour
Trujillo City Tour and Universidad Nacional de Trujillo Museum
Transfer from Trujillo to Chiclayo Via El Brujo Complex
Incredible Stays
Hostal El Centurión
Hostal El Centurión is located in northern Peru – the cradle of Peruvian civilization. Staying here, you’ll have comfortable accommodations close to some of Trujillo’s most important archaeological sites and museums.
Costa del Sol Wyndham Trujillo
Costa del Sol Trujillo is located in northern Peru, an area that has attracted archaeologists because of its large number of pre-Columbian ruins. This hotel is comfortable and has all the amenities that busy travelers look for, with a spa and a pool to help you recover from the hot desert.
Costa del Sol Trujillo
Costa del Sol Trujillo is set just outside the city of Trujillo. The hotel features attractive rooms, breathtaking pools, and ample amenities.
Libertador Trujillo
The Libertador Trujillo is set within a colonial building in the town of Trujillo. This hotel has a central location and super friendly staff.
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