There we toured the San Francisco Monastery and Catacombs. For a reason that was never made clear, bodies in Lima were buried in the catacombs for three centuries, tens of thousands of bodies. It was a pretty interesting, if goulish, place. The monastery was beautiful. We also went to some other beautiful churches, including the main cathedral where Pizarro is buried.
Every large church has one main altar and four or five smaller altars along each side.
In addition to churches, we also saw the Inquisition Museum. This museum was in the building that headquartered the council charged with keeping the Catholic faith pure for more than a century. When the Inquisition ended, we were told, residents of Lima just about tore the place apart, destroying torture instruments and records. On the way back to the hotel, we found a beef restaurant for dinner. In all these South American counties, they eat parts of the cow that we North Americans don't normally eat.