Huaca Pucllana: This adobe pyramid dates back to the Lima Culture (200 - 700 AD) and is a testament to ancient Peruvian engineering. Enjoy a cultural show or dinner with traditional music and food.
Discover Colonial Lima
Plaza Mayor: The main square of Lima, surrounded by beautiful colonial buildings, including the Government Palace, the Archbishop’s Palace, and the City Hall.
San Francisco Monastery: Visit the catacombs beneath this stunning monastery, home to over 70,000 human remains. The monastery’s library also houses over 25,000 volumes, some dating back to the 16th century.
Enjoy Modern Lima
Larcomar: A modern shopping and entertainment complex situated on cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Offers various restaurants with breathtaking views.
Miraflores Central Park: A popular park in Miraflores, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a picnic. It hosts numerous events throughout the year.
Experience Lima’s Nightlife
Barranco District: Known for its bohemian atmosphere, vibrant street art, and lively bars and restaurants. Don’t miss “El Jardin Secreto” (The Secret Garden) and “Canta Rana”.
Parque de las Leyendas: Visit this zoo during the day, but return at night for a different experience: ‘Night of the Pizarras’, where local food trucks, music, and activities take over the park.
Taste Peruvian Cuisine
Ceviche: A national dish made from fresh fish marinated in citrus juices, usually served with onions, chillies, and corn.
Lomo Saltado: Stir-fried beef with onions, tomatoes, aji amarillo (yellow chili), soy sauce, and french fries.
Adventure Seekers
Paragliding: Soar above the cliffs of Paracas or Lima’s beaches for an unforgettable experience.
Surfing: Lima has several excellent surf spots along its coastline, with Waikiki and Punta Rocas being popular among locals and tourists alike.