Pedro de Osma
 Lima, Peru



The Pedro de Osma Museum presents the most important collection of viceregal art in all of Peru. It has twelve well-equipped rooms with works of art such as canvases, sculptures, silverware, stone objects, furniture and other works of great historical value since they come from the sixteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth and even nineteenth centuries. The collection was founded in 1987 thanks to the private collection of the philanthropist Pedro de Osma y Pardo. The museum is in the Barranco district.