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The Bar Cordano is a restaurant and bar located next to Desamparados station and Government Palace, at the corner of Carabaya and Áncash streets in the historic centre of Lima, Peru.[1] It is located in the first floor of the former Hotel Comercio.[2]
Due to its proximity to Government Palace, almost all presidents of Peru have dined in the restaurant since its inception.[1]
History[edit]
The establishment was founded in 1905 by the Italians Vigilio Botano and brothers Luis and Antonio Cordano, on the first floor of the Hotel Comercio, known for a murder that took place on June 24, 1930.[2] It belonged to its original owners for 73 years, being ceded to its workers in 1978.[1] The Cordano family lived in front of the bar, in what today is the Bodega y Quadra Museum.[3]
It was declared part of the Cultural heritage of Peru on April 26, 1989.[1]
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References[edit]
- ^ a b c d Angulo, Jazmine (2024-01-18). "Bar Cordano en el Centro de Lima: un tesoro gastronómico impregnado de historia y tradición". Infobae.
- ^ a b Gonzales Obando, Diana (2020-06-23). "Hotel Comercio: A 90 años del sanguinario crimen que escandalizó la Lima de los años treinta". Perú 21.
- ^ "Bar Cordano: una esquina con historia familiar". El Comercio. 2017-01-17.
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