This is not a traditional Roman Catholic cathedral. As our guide explained, Peru is a Catholic country but not in the Roman Catholic way, they incorporate INKA / Peruvian traditions within. For example, the last supper has a guinea pig on the plate in the middle, and lamas are within artwork. It is very impressive inside and out and I wish we could have taken photos.

There is a lot of interesting artwork in this church. It is very beautiful. We went to see the painting of the last supper with the roast quinea pig. The admission is 40 soles which was $10 US when we were there. It was probably worth that.

Speechless is correct word to describe it. So beautiful, so golden one of best cathedrals of world. Photos of inside are not allowed. Must visit when going to Machu Pichhu vis Cusco.

Simultaneously impressive, gaudy and in a few places rundown. Photography is forbidden, so I have no internal pictures. You can certainly google the silver altar and the painting of the last supper (with guinea pig as the main course).

Beautiful inside and out with a huge area to explore. The cathedral is split into various areas. I thought I had seen it all only to turn around and realise there was another part to walk to. The astonishing artefacts - the gold and silver is jaw dropping in its intricate design and quality. Statues and ornaments with elaborate ceilings and wall paintings the size of a house are a sight to behold. There is no photography allowed but you should be consumed by the things you get to see. The guide was excellent and provided fascinating detail. So much to hear about. Outside the glorious exterior complements with equally ornate decor to what you have seen inside. Excellent location of course; the buzz of the vibrant city is infectious.