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Convento de San Felipe Neri
Sucre
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The view from the bell tower and tiled rooftop of the San Felipe Neri convent more than explains Sucre’s nickname of the White City of the Americas. In the days when the building served as a monastery, asceticism didn’t prevent the monks from appreciating the view while meditating tourists can still see the stone seats on the roof terraces. The church was originally constructed of stone, but was later covered with a layer of stucco.
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