
Casa de Fierro is a late‑19th‑century prefabricated cast‑iron house in central Iquitos — striking for its ornate ironwork, repeating patterns and colonial‑era urban context. Photograph architectural details (rivets, balustrades), full façades from across the street, and street scenes with market/activity. Best light: early morning or late afternoon for warm flank lighting and fewer people; after rain for saturated colors and reflections. Easily reachable on foot from central Iquitos; limited on‑

Casa de Fierro is a late‑19th‑century prefabricated cast‑iron house in central Iquitos — striking for its ornate ironwork, repeating patterns and colonial‑era urban context. Photograph architectural details (rivets, balustrades), full façades from across the street, and street scenes with market/activity. Best light: early morning or late afternoon for warm flank lighting and fewer people; after rain for saturated colors and reflections. Easily reachable on foot from central Iquitos; limited on‑