I have a fixation for portals! There is always a hint of mystique behind each - you never know what you'd find, although most of the time it's quite predictable, especially corporate portals. I encountered a variety of portals on our Peruvian trip, especially closed ones in Lima because we visited on a long weekend - what luck! (there's the glass half full for you...)
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Portal of the Gran Hotel Bolivar in Lima |
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Have to sneak these elevator doors in here even though they are not technically portals |
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Classy doors in the Casa Belen, home of the Museum of Minerals in Lima |
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Inside the Convent Church of Santo Domingo |
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Museum of the Central Reserve Bank (the closed door meant we missed it) |
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International Bank of Peru |
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Lima Stock Exchange |
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Museum of Italian Art (yes, in Lima) |
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Entrance to Machu Picchu |
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Here's a different one, off the Jiron de la Union in downtown Lima |
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Restaurant in Miraflores with interesting door handles |
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Random door with unique knocker on the streets of El Centro |
Another closed bank (it's a long weekend) |
Sunat corporate portal |
The Cathedral was closed too! |
As was the Archdiocese administrative offices! |
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