The Presidential Palace of Peru along Lima's Plaza de Armas.
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Buckingham Palace (head of state living). Versailles (not living:) Actually need to go back to Versailles. Been there twice and have yet to see the hall of mirrors or the fountains. Both under reconstruction my last visits.
Oh no! How unfortunate! Guess you’ll have to go back
Great combination between the flowers and the beautiful building. Nice to discover the marvels of Peru.
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Thank you! Yes, it certainly is.
Really loving the manicured lawn and flowers…lovely!
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