Spain has the distinction of being the country we associate with the Inquisition, however, Peru's is less known and fortunately was not as successful. This was a graphic display of the torture methods as well as the actual room recreated where the council met. It is part of the Peruvian history and a must if you are interested in such.... More

Lots of other places to see and things to do than here ---- and the staff are downright ruse and arrogant! More

An interesting way to spend an hour but wouldn't be my first choice. More

This museum was pretty boring with dummies showing methods of torture used during the inquisition. It was all in Spanish. More

It's a small place in a very congested area of central Lima. Some pretty interesting exhibits about a really horrible time in history. I did think that the information signs (Spanish only) didn't condemn the Inquisition quite enough. The tone I gathered from many of them was kind of like "yeah it was bad, and we wouldn't let it happen... More

This museum was in the time of Spanish domination, the Inquisition, the place that having judgement named "Auto de fe" for faith themes like some doubts of God, the holy Trinity, Virgin Mary, etc with jail pains, tortures, etc since XVI century ending to 1820 more or less, because it had more abuse with faith, political things of this days... More

I arrived just before closing time to see the Inquisition Museum. You are required to enter with a guide, who talks about the museum and the history of the Spanish Inquisition. The guide I had was kind of boring, his phone rang in the middle of the tour, and he answered his phone! I would have preferred to read the... More

There's really nothing here. Just a room or two of waxworks depicting trials and tortures. You do get to walk through a narrow area beneath the building but that's really it. If you haven't got much time in Lima spend it somewhere more interesting. More