Situated at the top of a cliff on what used to be a military outpost.
Peru, Bolivia and Chile staged a Pacific war over fertilizers some time back and things have never been the same since.
Offers good views of town and a chance to see more burdlife.
Condors
The condors here fly in front of your face lifted on currents around the cliff face.
I saw about many flying and few sitting on outcrops below the museum.
A burd spotters must.
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