Trujillo was not on our original itinerary so our unplanned visit for the day was a surprise at how beautiful this small town was....so much history and so many wonderful buildings and views.....plenty of bars, restaurants and shops but a lovely atmosphere to the whole...More

Although the Trujillo is about the size of a large village or small town it was given its city status in 1232. Famous for being the home of the Spanish Conquistadors of Peru, Francisco Pizarro and his brothers. He married an Inca Princess and his...More

Although obviously a tourist stop, this is not obvious nor intrusive. The town exudes ambiance, particularly on a warm September evening

Trujillo is the cradle of Spanish conquistadors, including Francisco Pizarro and Francisco de Orellana, The best way to enjoy this historic town is sitting down for a coffee at one of the coffee shops on the Plaza Mayor and feel surrounded by history. Amazing!

We stayed in Merida for 4 days and the visit to Trujillo was an add on. So glad we went there. Merida and Caceres are much grander places but this little town captured my soul. Just doing nothing more strenuous than lifting a glass of...More

Trujillo is a medieval miracle made possible by all of the mone returning to Pizarro's hometown from Peru and the New World. Today, many of the buildings areunoccupied and in danger of falling into ruin. Nevertheless, the feeling is still impressive and you can spend...More

The historic centre of Trujillo is very nice and surrounding the plaza mayor. It is very old and still with the old streets, which are going up and down, nice to walk into but think about the fact to put your walking shoes on before...More