Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Historic Centre of Lima' has mentioned 'City' in the following places:
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| Located principally in the city centre or Cercado de Lima and Rxc3xadmac areas, the Historic Centre of Lima is among the most important tourist destinations in Peru. | WIKI |
| It is worth noting that the same Quechuan word is also the source of the name given to the river that feeds the city, the Rxc3xadmac River (pronounced as in the politically dominant Quechua II languages, with an "r" instead of an "l"). | WIKI |
| The abundance of these balconies adds to the particular harmony and originality to this part of the city. | WIKI |
| It was constructed on the date, that is shared with that of the foundation of the city, it has been inhabited permanently by the descendants of the first proprietor, Jerxc3xb3nimo de Aliaga, standard-bearer and exchequer for Francisco Pizarro. | WIKI |
| This home is the oldest mansion of the city and faces the Government Palace, former seat of Pizarro's rule, in a lateral street. | WIKI |
| In this house, one of oldest of the city, lived the Oidor, that was named by the Spanish monarchy to act in the colonial administration. | WIKI |
| Construction was begun on the Cathedral of Lima in 1535xe2x80x94the same year the city was founded. | WIKI |
| The interior displays images from the first years of the City and also an image of Our Lady the Virgin of the Rosary, which first arrived at the Rxc3xadmac Valley, Patron of the city, has deep relation with the Peruvian saints and by its remarkable devotion that was crowned in the year 1927 in a unique event in the religious history of the country. | WIKI |
| Here it is possible to see one of the decks of collections of paintings and colonial statures of the city. | WIKI |
| Sanctuary where is venerated main Peruvian catholic devotion Lord of Miracles, Sexc3xb1or de los Milagros, who is Patron of the city. | WIKI |
| On the external part of this monument it is possible to see an imposing neoclassic porch and, in the main hall, an outstanding carved wood ceiling, which is considered best in the city. | WIKI |
| The city played a leading role in the history of the New World from 1542 to the 18th century when the creation of the Viceroyalties of New Granada (1718) and of La Plata (1777) gradually put an end to the omnipotence of the oldest Spanish colony on South America. | UNESCO |
| The cityxe2x80x99s social and cultural life was organized within these places, thus giving the Historic Centre a convent image which characterized the urban profile of the city until half of the XX century. | UNESCO |
| The demographic change, from the colonial city to today, explains the serious modifications to the urban landscape. | UNESCO |
| In the XVII century, the city was surrounded by walls until 1870. | UNESCO |
| Public, private and religious buildings generally preserve their architectural, technological, typological, aesthetic, historic and urban values, which are a result of the implantation of European styles from different stages of the cityxe2x80x99s historic evolution process from the XVI to the XX century. | UNESCO |
| Likewise, the use, functions and traditions related to the cityxe2x80x99s life grant the Historic Centre its own character, singularity and identity. | UNESCO |
| The Historic Centre of Lima is protected by the countryxe2x80x99s legal regulations: State Political Constitution; Law Nxc2xba 28296, General Law of National Cultural Heritage xc2xa0Resolution Nxc2xba 2900 of 1972 declaring the ancient city as Monumental Zone and buildings with heritage value as National Monuments, as well as Ministerial Resolution Nxc2xba 505-74-ED of 1974, Ministerial Resolution Nxc2xba 0928-80-ED of 1980, Ministerial Resolution Nxc2xba 1251-1985-ED of 1985, Municipal Ordinances Nxc2xba 009 and Nxc2xba 515 of 1989, Administrative Resolution Nxc2xba 159 of 1990 and Administrative Resolution Nxc2xba 1352 of 1991, among others, declaring other buildings as Monuments of heritage value. | UNESCO |