Strolling through the streets of Lima means admiring its historic churches, archaeological sites, and mansions with intricate balconies, all seamlessly coexisting with modern buildings. Lima is also known for its wide array of cultural events and proudly holds the title of the Gastronomic Capital of Latin America. Its cuisine blends Andean, European, African, and Oriental influences, and its restaurants showcase the diverse flavors from every region of Peru. As the only South American capital located by the sea, Lima offers visitors the chance to start or end their day with scenic walks or bike rides along its waterfront. Lima is truly love at first sight for those seeking a unique experience.

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Historic Center of Lima | Lima
Coast

Historic Center of Lima

The Historic Center of Lima allows you to explore its colonial past through its streets and buildings.

Lima

Larco Museum | Lima
Coast

Larco Museum

The Larco Museum, a jewel of Lima, transports you to 5,000 years of history and ancestral art.

Lima

Lima Art Museum | Lima
Coast

Lima Art Museum

MALI, at the Palacio de la Exposición, celebrates the artistic wealth and history of Peru.

Lima

Miraflores and Costa Verde | Lima
Coast

Miraflores and Costa Verde

Miraflores in Lima combines sea, gastronomy, history and sunsets in a unique charm

Lima

Museums of Lima | Lima
Coast

Museums of Lima

Lima, a journey into the past and art, where its museums reveal the soul of Peru.

Lima

Pachacamac (archaeological sanctuary and site museum) | Lima
Coast

Pachacamac (archaeological sanctuary and site museum)

Pachacamac, “soul of the earth”, is an ancient ceremonial center near Lima.

Lima

Puente de los Suspiros (The Bridge of Sighs) | Lima
Coast

Puente de los Suspiros (The Bridge of Sighs)

The perfect place to tell a love story.

Lima

San Francisco Church (monastery + catacombs) | Lima
Coast

San Francisco Church (monastery + catacombs)

The Church of San Francisco, in Lima, is a viceregal icon with three churches and catacombs.

Lima

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Lima Art Museum | Lima
Coast

Lima Art Museum

MALI, at the Palacio de la Exposición, celebrates the artistic wealth and history of Peru.

Lima

Kuelap | Amazonas
Rainforest

Kuelap

The ancestral Kuelap stands majestic in Amazonas, exhibiting the Chachapoya construction genius.

Amazonas

Historic Center of Lima | Lima
Coast

Historic Center of Lima

The Historic Center of Lima allows you to explore its colonial past through its streets and buildings.

Lima

Torata | Moquegua
Coast

Torata

Torata, in Moquegua, is a corner of history, nature and archeology to be discovered.

Moquegua

Huaca Rajada | Lambayeque
Coast

Huaca Rajada

Sipán, on the Lambayeque River, is a cozy town of less than two thousand inhabitants. It stands out for its three adobe pyramids, known as Huaca Rajada, which make it a special place in the province.

Lambayeque

Taquile | Puno
Andes

Taquile

In Taquile, Lake Titicaca reveals art, history and ancient culture at every step.

Puno

Chan Chan | La Libertad
Coast

Chan Chan

The largest mud brick city in the Americas.

La Libertad

Choquequirao | Cusco
Andes

Choquequirao

Choquequirao, the “Machupicchu's sister”, the last Inca refuge.

Cusco

Historic Center of Arequipa | Arequipa
Andes

Historic Center of Arequipa

The Historic Center of Arequipa: the starting point for great adventures.

Arequipa

Tarata | Tacna
Coast

Tarata

Tarata, in Tacna, fuses nature, history and tradition with impressive landscapes.

Tacna

Alto Shilcayo Natural Viewpoint | San Martín
Rainforest

Alto Shilcayo Natural Viewpoint

The Alto Shilcayo viewpoint, in San Martin, offers unique views of mountains and green landscapes.

San Martín

District of Shapaja | San Martin
Rainforest

District of Shapaja

Shapaja, at 214 m along the Huallaga River, is an agricultural and fishing district of San Martin.

San Martín

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