The Museo Carlos Dreyer, opposite a handsome wooden balcony (1668), which adorns a house where Count Lemos is said to have stayed and now the property of the town, was bought on the death of the German artist Carlos Dreyer (1895-1975), who painted landscapes and portraits of Indians. Extremely well designed and presented, it contains a collection of pre-Incan and Incan pottery and fabrics, mummies, deformed and trepanned Collas skulls, as well as solid gold diadems, idols and plastrons found on the Sillustani site.