Calle Triunfo

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Calle Triunfo is a historic street in central Cusco, Peru, known for its colonial architecture and its role as a key pedestrian route between major landmarks near the Plaza de Armas.

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Calle Triunfo canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pedestrian street
street
connects Cusco Cathedral area
Plaza de Armas of Cusco
San Blas neighborhood (Barrio de San Blas)
country Peru
hasFeature Inca stone foundations on some buildings
colonial-era buildings
narrow cobblestone roadway
stone sidewalks
hasSurroundingUse commercial ground-floor premises
residential upper floors
tourist services
hasType historic urban street
hasView views toward Plaza de Armas
views toward San Blas hill
heritageContext within UNESCO World Heritage Site Historic Centre of Cusco
historic true
importance major pedestrian corridor in central Cusco
knownFor Inca and colonial stonework
being a key pedestrian route in central Cusco
colonial architecture
languageOfName Spanish
locatedIn Andes
Cusco
Cusco Province
Cusco Region
Historic Centre of Cusco
South America
nameMeaning Triumph Street
near Plaza de Armas of Cusco
partOf historic center pedestrian network of Cusco
pedestrian true
region Andean highlands
linked to: Altiplano plateau
touristAttraction true
transportMode pedestrian traffic only or primarily
urbanContext colonial grid of central Cusco
urbanRole link between major landmarks near Plaza de Armas
usedFor local pedestrian circulation
tourism

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