Tourist places in tacna:

1- The monument and museum site of Alto de la Alianza: Located 8 kilometers from
the city and was raised in honor of those killed in the Battle of Tacna in 1880.
In tribute to the fighters of the Battle of Alto de la Alianza (War with Chile, May 26,
1880), 8 km. To the north of the city of Tacna, in the same place where the battle
took place, are the Site Museum and the Monument of Alto Alianza.The Museum of Site
has a circular shape and in its interior you can see: weapons of the time, rifles,
sabers, uniforms, letters, documents and a model of the confrontation.In addition, the
monument in homage to the defenders of the homeland, is a clear sign of the respect
and pride of all Tacneos by those who gave their life in one of the most important
battles of the country. This monument represents the Peruvian-Bolivian Alliance.
 The Parabolic Arc:
It is the symbol of the heroic city of Tacna and is located in the Civic Walk, where it
was raised in honor of the heroes of the Pacific War, Francisco Bolognesi and Miguel
Grau. The parabolic arc is a monument located In the Civic Center of the city of Tacna,
was inaugurated on August 28, 1959 during the government of Manuel Prado
Ugarteche with the name of Monument to the heroes Admiral Miguel Grau Seminary
and Colonel Francisco Bolognesi.Its height is 18m and built in quarry stone. It was
designed by German technicians and its form corresponds to the form of the civic
walk of Tacna.2 3 At its base are the hollow figures of Miguel Grau Seminary and
Francisco Bolognesi, Peruvian heroes of the War of the Pacific; These bronze
sculptures were made in the Campayola smelter of Lima.
 Cathedral
Is located in the civic center of the city of Tacna, department of Peru; Began
to be constructed in 1875, in the same place that occupied the old and first
temple of the place. For various reasons; One of them the War of the Pacific,
the work culminated in the year 1954, when Peru ruled Manuel A. Odria. This
construction was initiated by the firm Petot and Company, subsidiary of the
Eiffel in Paris, and completed by the firm "Garibaldi Hermanos SA"
inaugurating on August 28, 1954.2 The material that was used consisted of
stonework, Extracted from the hills Arunta and Intiorko of the city.
 Miculla Petroglyphs
The petroglyphs of Miculla or San Francisco de Miculla are a set of
petroglyphs located in the Pampa of San Francisco, a short distance from
the village of Miculla in Pacha in the department of Tacna (Peru). They are
located on both sides of the river Palca, curcundante to its confluence with
the river Caplina.The largest number of petroglyphs are located at kilometer
22 of the Tacna-Bolivia highway and cover an area of 16 km. The
petroglyphs of Miculla correspond to several historical stages, some of pre-
agricultural times and others where agriculture is evident.