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圣卡塔利娜修道院：阿雷基帕城中之城
在阿雷基帕老城，从武器广场步行两个街区，就能看到圣卡塔利娜修道院（Santa Catalina Monastery）的红色高墙。这座占地2万平方米的建筑群建于1579年，直到1970年才向公众开放，近四百年间与世隔绝。如今它是阿雷基帕最值得花时间慢慢走的地方，走完一圈至少需要1.5小时，旺季门票50索尔。
先解决实际问题：门票、时间和到达方式
开放时间与门票价格
修道院全年开放，周一至周日9:00开门，17:00停止入场。每周二和周三延长到20:00，售票到19:00，晚上进去能看到灯光下的回廊和庭院，和白天的感觉完全不同。耶稣受难日、12月25日和1月1日闭馆，安排行程时避开这三天。
门票分几档：外国成人50索尔，需要出示护照；7到18岁的外国青少年30索尔；秘鲁本国成年人和大学生价格更低。现场买票即可，不需要提前预约，售票处接受信用卡。如果请导游讲解，费用另算，大约1小时，有英语和西班牙语选择。
怎么到修道院
修道院地址是Santa Catalina 301，就在老城核心区。从武器广场走过去大约5分钟，从大部分老城酒店步行不超过10分钟。打车的话告诉司机“Monasterio de Santa Catalina”就行，本地人都知道。从利马飞阿雷基帕约1小时15分钟，落地后从机场到老城大约30分钟车程。
里面有什么：32个空间和四条街
游览路线怎么走
修道院官方建议按顺序走完32个空间，全程约1.5到2小时。入口处有地图，也可以扫二维码听语音导览。路线大致穿过四个区域：参观厅、回廊和庭院、修女生活区、以及屋顶观景台。不赶时间的话，建议留出2小时以上，里面岔路多，很容易走回头路，但每条巷子都值得看一眼。
不能错过的几个点
第一个是入口附近的参观厅，墙上挂着修道院的历史照片和修女日常生活的记录。然后走进那条著名的红蓝相间巷子，墙面颜色来自当地火山岩颜料，阳光下饱和度很高，拍照的人基本都挤在这里。继续走会经过修女们以前住的房间，小但整齐，有些还保留着原来的家具。
最值得停下来的是屋顶平台。站在上面可以看到修道院全貌，远处是米斯蒂火山，白墙红顶和蓝天连成一片。很多人不知道可以上去，走到尽头看到楼梯就对了。
拍照和参观规则
修道院里大部分区域允许拍照，但不能用闪光灯，也不能飞无人机。部分展厅和修女生活区禁止拍摄，门口有标识。修道院至今仍有修女居住，参观时保持安静，不要大声喧哗。穿着方面没有严格着装要求，但建议不要穿过于暴露的衣服，毕竟是宗教场所。
什么时候去最好
季节和天气
阿雷基帕海拔约2335米，全年气温温和，白天最高22到23摄氏度，夜间降到9摄氏度左右。4月到10月是旱季，晴天多，适合拍照和徒步。11月到3月是雨季，下午容易下雨，但雨来得快去得也快，不影响室内参观。
避开人流的时间段
工作日早上9点到10点人最少，光线也柔和，红墙颜色最漂亮。周末中午12点到下午2点是最挤的时候，旅行团集中到达。如果只能周末去，选下午4点以后，人少很多，而且周二周三延长开放到20:00，傍晚进去能同时看到自然光和灯光下的修道院。
常见问题
圣卡塔利娜修道院需要提前预约吗？
不需要。现场买票直接进，成人50索尔。只有参加带导游的讲解团才需要提前在前台登记，每团不超过14人。
修道院里面可以拍照吗？
大部分户外区域和巷子可以拍照，禁止闪光灯和无人机。室内展厅和部分修女生活区有禁止拍摄标识，遵守现场提示即可。
游览需要多长时间？
官方建议路线1.5到2小时，实际走下来加上拍照，很多人会花2到3小时。如果对历史特别感兴趣，可以留半天。
周一去开放吗？
开放。周一至周日都是9:00到17:00，周二和周三延长到20:00。只有耶稣受难日、12月25日和1月1日闭馆。
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Surprisingly on a public holiday it was nearly empty, and was the perfect opportunity to get some great photos. There is a locker after entering for small backpacks (costs 1 sol which is refunded). Another bonus was the lovely cafe in the middle of the meandering streets. The free app was helpful but there were plenty of signs in various languages in the displays. Free wifi was wonderful. It was 50 Soles for adult foreigners, and totally worth it.
Lovely experience strolling through this Monastery! There were so many opportunities to take in the beautiful architecture and colours which made for good photo opportunities There was an option for a tour which was 10 soles each but we opted to walk it ourselves which meant we had more space and time to ourselves, however 10 soles is a good price for a tour! Our entry fee was 50 soles each which was ok but could be cheaper however it was worth the money. I wouldn’t definitely recommend visiting this place if you get the chance!
The monastery was regarded as the most foremost religious centre in Peru for many years. Although around 20 nuns still reside in a closed part of the site, most of it has been given up to be an interesting open air museum. The site is vast. Mainly inhabited in the past by daughters of wealthy families, we were surprised to learn that the accommodation was anything but frugal. Depending on the level of dowry given to the monastery, they built their own accommodation which ranged from small to very grand on two floors usually with their own cooking facility. Only women who had no means used shared rooms and they acted as servants to wealthy women. The site is vast as new nuns were admitted, new buildings and streets were erected over many years, There is an excellent audio guide which can be accessed by QR code at the entrance. A visit takes at least two hours.
One of the highlights of Arequipa that you absolutely need to see! Beautifully preserved convent, very peaceful, lovely to walk around and explore, it's actually quite big and very interesting. Worth allowing at least 90mins to 2 hours to take it all in properly. There's a lovely cafe garden in the middle too if you want to take your time. Lovely views over the city towards the moutains from the rooftop sections too.
Well worth a visit when in Arequipa. We bought tickets at the door (50 sol per adult). I would highly recommend paying the extra 10 sol person for the guide (located just through the main door). The guide gives plenty of extra information that you wouldn't know otherwise and really is quite affordable. Our guide was Pia who was excellent. I recommend 1 -1.5 hours to enjoy.
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