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A '''National Landmark''' is a building, object, site, natural feature, or structure that is officially recognized by the [[Pecario|Pecarian]] government for its noteworthy historical, political, cultural, or scientific significance. The [[National Monuments Center]] (Stillian : ''Centro de Monumentos Nacionales'') under the Pecarian Ministry of Culture (Stillian : ''Ministro de la Cultura'') is responsible for the classification and maintenance of national landmarks.
A '''National Landmark''' is a building, object, site, natural feature, or structure that is officially recognized by the [[Pecario|Pecarian]] government for its noteworthy historical, political, cultural, or scientific significance. The [[National Monuments Center]] (Stillian : ''Centro de Monumentos Nacionales'') under the Pecarian Ministry of Culture (Stillian : ''Ministro de la Cultura'') is responsible for the classification and maintenance of national landmarks.
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| [[Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Copanaca]] || [[Image:Capilla de Indios Santuario de Copacabana Copacabana Bolivia.jpg|200px|center]] || 12 July 1834 || [[Somarina]] || Tacolic basilica ||
| [[Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Copanaca]] || [[Image:Capilla de Indios Santuario de Copacabana Copacabana Bolivia.jpg|200px|center]] || July 12, 1834 || [[Pecario#Administrative divisions|Altamar]] || Tacolic basilica || Historical ||
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| [[La Reina’s Palace]] || [[Image:Royal Palace of Madrid Panorama.jpg|200px|center]] || September 15, 1892 || [[Pecario#Administrative divisions|Fortaleza]] || A former royal residence that now serves as a museum || Historical ||
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| [[Vineyards of Villa de la Reina]] || [[Image:Vignoble Mendoza Argentine.jpg|200px|center]] || May 25, 1976 || [[Pecario#Administrative divisions|Fortaleza]] || These vineyards once served to provide grand cru wines to the kings and queens of Pecario. || Historical ||
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| [[The Grand Bazaar]] || [[Image:Mercado Central, Santiago 20230324.jpg|200px|center]] || March 22, 1954 || [[Pecario#Administrative divisions|Costa del Sol]] || The oldest Pecarian marketplace is a hub for traders and visitors || Cultural ||
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| [[Basilica of San Luis]] || [[Image:Mañana Cruceña.jpg|200px|center]] || March 15, 1889 || [[Pecario#Administrative divisions|Costa Dorada]] || Tacolic basilica || Historical ||
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| [[San Luis Univeristy]] || [[Image:UNMSM Facultad de Medicina San Fernando.jpg|200px|center]] || July 17, 1923 || [[Pecario#Administrative divisions|Costa Dorada]] || One of the oldest educational institutions in Pecario, renowned for its research in history and cultural studies ||  Historical ||
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| [[The Lysian Quarter]] || [[Image:Sector Antiguo de Cartagena, Colombia 01.jpg|200px|center]] || July 7, 1955 || [[Pecario#Administrative divisions|Costa Dorada]] || This charming district features narrow cobblestone streets, cafes, artisan shops and traditional cuisine celebrating the region’s Lysian heritage. || Historical ||
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| [[Florentian Suburbs]] || [[Image:Garibaldi hacia Caminito, Buenos Aires ARG.jpg|200px|center]] || August 15, 1978 || [[Pecario#Administrative divisions|Costa Dorada]] || Residential areas characterized by modest homes and communal gardens, reflecting the hard-working spirit of [[Florentian|Florentia]] immigrants who settled in Pecario during the early 20th century. || Historical ||
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A National Landmark is a building, object, site, natural feature, or structure that is officially recognized by the Pecarian government for its noteworthy historical, political, cultural, or scientific significance. The National Monuments Center (Stillian : Centro de Monumentos Nacionales) under the Pecarian Ministry of Culture (Stillian : Ministro de la Cultura) is responsible for the classification and maintenance of national landmarks.

List of Landmarks

Landmark Name Image Date Designated Location Description Type
Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Copanaca
Capilla de Indios Santuario de Copacabana Copacabana Bolivia.jpg
 July 12, 1834 Altamar Tacolic basilica Historical
La Reina’s Palace
Royal Palace of Madrid Panorama.jpg
 September 15, 1892 Fortaleza A former royal residence that now serves as a museum Historical
Vineyards of Villa de la Reina
Vignoble Mendoza Argentine.jpg
 May 25, 1976 Fortaleza These vineyards once served to provide grand cru wines to the kings and queens of Pecario. Historical
The Grand Bazaar
Mercado Central, Santiago 20230324.jpg
 March 22, 1954 Costa del Sol The oldest Pecarian marketplace is a hub for traders and visitors Cultural
Basilica of San Luis
Mañana Cruceña.jpg
 March 15, 1889 Costa Dorada Tacolic basilica Historical
San Luis Univeristy
UNMSM Facultad de Medicina San Fernando.jpg
 July 17, 1923 Costa Dorada One of the oldest educational institutions in Pecario, renowned for its research in history and cultural studies Historical
The Lysian Quarter
Sector Antiguo de Cartagena, Colombia 01.jpg
 July 7, 1955 Costa Dorada This charming district features narrow cobblestone streets, cafes, artisan shops and traditional cuisine celebrating the region’s Lysian heritage. Historical
Florentian Suburbs
Garibaldi hacia Caminito, Buenos Aires ARG.jpg
 August 15, 1978 Costa Dorada Residential areas characterized by modest homes and communal gardens, reflecting the hard-working spirit of Florentia immigrants who settled in Pecario during the early 20th century. Historical
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