Plaza de Armas de Nazca

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Najbolje vrijeme za posjetu

Late afternoon (4-6 PM) when the intense desert sun softens and locals emerge to socialize, snack, and stroll. Friday evenings are especially lively with free public dance lessons starting around 7 PM.

Savjeti za budžet

The square itself is free to enter and explore at any hour. Street food like choclo con queso or picarones costs just 2-5 soles, making it an incredibly cheap place to sample local flavors.

Preporučeno za

Solo travelers watching daily life, Budget-conscious backpackers, Photographers capturing everyday Peru, Travelers on a Nazca layover between flights

Planirajte svoj posjet

30-45 minutes

O atrakciji

Brze činjenice: Centralna fontana sadrži bronzanu skulpturu sirene koju su mještani prozvali "La Sirena", a dodata je tokom renoviranja 1960-ih. Visoki fikusi zasjenjuju trg, a njihovo ogromno korijenje stvara prirodne klupe na kojima prodavači svako popodne prodaju choclo con queso (kukuruz sa sirom).

Istaknuto: Za razliku od većine glavnih trgova u Peruu, ovaj trg nema katedralu ni kolonijalnu crkvu koja bi uokvirivala njegov obod, što mu daje neobično otvoren i prozračan osjećaj. Nakon mraka fontana zasvijetli u promjenjivim bojama dok se lokalne porodice svakog petka uveče okupljaju na besplatnim javnim časovima plesa u marinera i huayno.

Insajderski savjeti

The cafeteria-style restaurant on the northwest corner, Cafetin Plaza, serves the best 6-sol almuerzo (set lunch) in town, including soup, main course, and a drink.
The bench with the best shade sits under the giant rubber tree on the south side, near the shoe-shine stands.
If you visit on a Sunday morning, you'll catch an informal artisan market with handwoven textiles and ceramic Nazca replicas set up along the east edge.
Don't bother with the small tourist train ride that circles the square, it's overpriced at 10 soles for a 5-minute loop.