The Casa de Aliaga is the oldest colonial mansion in Lima, possibly in all of South America. The Alaiga family and their descendants have lived there since Francisco Pizarro granted the land to Jeronimo Alaiga in 1535.

The Casa de Aliaga is the oldest colonial mansion in Lima, possibly in all of South America. The Alaiga family and their descendants have lived there since Francisco Pizarro granted the land to Jeronimo Alaiga in 1535.
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Image Number: 7070-70144423Rights ManagedCredit Line:Mallorie Ostrowitz/SuperStockCollection:Mallorie OstrowitzContributor:Mallorie OstrowitzModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:3744×5616
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