The town of Huaura, opposite Huacho, is where José de San Martín is said to have first proclaimed Peru’s independence a full six months before his famous declaration in Lima. On the town's Plaza de Armas there is an inconsequential museum where a Spanish-speaking guide can show you the balcony from where the desire for self-rule was decreed – it now overlooks a fried-chicken restaurant.
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Museum Balcon de Huaura
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Must-see attractions
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