Tacna
Things to do in Tacna, Peru
The top attractions and places to visit in Tacna, by how many Wikipedias have an article about them: Peruvian National Railway Museum, Tacna Cathedral and Alto de la Alianza, and 5 more within 5 km of the centre.
Top attractions in Tacna
Peruvian National Railway MuseumMuseum · 0.2 km from the centre
Tacna CathedralCathedral · 0.2 km from the centre
Alto de la AlianzaMonument · 4.6 km from the centreTacna Ornamental FountainMonument · 0.3 km from the centre
Cripta de los Héroes (Tacna)Monument · 2.6 km from the centre
Parabolic Arch of TacnaMonument · 0.3 km from the centre
Museums
Peruvian National Railway Museum0.2 km from the centre · On the map
- Zela house0.5 km from the centre · On the map
Castles, palaces and cathedrals
Tacna CathedralCathedral · 0.2 km from the centre · On the map
Landmarks and monuments
Alto de la AlianzaMonument · 4.6 km from the centre · On the mapTacna Ornamental FountainMonument · 0.3 km from the centre · On the map
Cripta de los Héroes (Tacna)Monument · 2.6 km from the centre · On the map
Parabolic Arch of TacnaMonument · 0.3 km from the centre · On the map
Parks, gardens and zoos
- Tacna Locomotive parkPark · 0.2 km from the centre · On the map
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Photo credits
- Peruvian National Railway Museum: Jan Pesula (Sapfan), Public domain
- Tacna Cathedral: Ondrej, CC BY 3.0
- Alto de la Alianza: Jorge Chata, CC BY-SA 2.5
- Tacna Ornamental Fountain: Fernando Zavala G., Public domain
- Cripta de los Héroes (Tacna): Desconocido, Public domain
- Parabolic Arch of Tacna: Achata, CC BY-SA 2.5
Pictures from Wikimedia Commons, through each place’s Wikidata entry.
Good to know
- The list comes from Wikidata (CC0): museums, castles, palaces, cathedrals, parks, gardens, zoos, squares, monuments and other landmarks with their own articles in at least three Wikipedias, the best known first.
- Each place counts for one city, the one closest to it by size and distance, so nearby towns don’t repeat it.
- There are no opening hours, tickets or pictures here: the Wikipedia article for each has them.