The Provincial Municipality of San Román is first a government office, not a museum or a scheduled tourist attraction. Its headquarters stands at Jr. Jáuregui 321 in Juliaca’s Centro Cívico, beside the Plaza de Armas, according to Peru’s official government directory. The location places the city’s municipal administration within the central civic area, where residents come for local services and public business. Travelers may find the address useful when exploring the center, but should not assume that offices, meeting rooms or archival material are open for casual visits.
The same government listing gives public-service hours as Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and a central telephone number, 051 321201. These are administrative hours, not a promise that every department or counter handles every procedure throughout the day. Government schedules and service arrangements can change; check the municipality’s current notice or call before making a special trip. If your purpose is tourism rather than a municipal transaction, treat the building as a civic landmark to understand from the public surroundings, not as an attraction with published tours or admission.
