Lima

The Historic Center

In Downtown Lima, history comes alive at every turn. Wander among iconic sites like the Cathedral of Lima, a stunning symbol of religious and artistic heritage, and the Convent of San Francisco, famous for its serene cloisters and mysterious catacombs. Along with the Convent of Santo Domingo, the BCR Museum—a creative fusion of art and finance—and Casa Aliaga, the oldest continuously inhabited colonial house in the Americas, these landmarks enrich your journey. Sarah invites you to pick the stops that best suit your schedule and interests, ensuring each visit feels personal and memorable.

Huaca Pucllana | History in the Heart of the City

Nestled in the heart of Miraflores, Huaca Pucllana is an ancient adobe pyramid that connects you with Lima’s pre-Hispanic roots. This archaeological gem showcases the ingenuity of coastal civilizations and stands proudly amid a bustling urban setting. Visiting Huaca Pucllana offers a rare chance to admire time-honored architecture while enjoying the modern vibes of the city.

Barranco | Bohemian Charm & the Costa Verde

Barranco is Lima’s artsy, bohemian quarter, celebrated for its colorful murals, the iconic Bridge of Sighs, and a relaxed, creative vibe. Stroll along its cobblestone streets, pop into local galleries, or unwind at lively cafés and bars. With the Costa Verde just a stone’s throw away, you can even enjoy a scenic bike ride along the waterfront—a perfect mix of art, history, and nature that fuels inspiration and relaxation.

Museo Larco | A Fusion of Art and Culinary Excellence

Housed in an elegant colonial mansion, the Larco Museum is a treasure trove of pre-Columbian art, featuring a stunning collection that spans textiles, ceramics, and precious metals. Beyond its captivating exhibits, the museum boasts a renowned restaurant where every dish is a tribute to Peru’s cultural legacy. The blend of history and fine dining turns a trip to Larco into a truly multisensory experience.

The Magic Water Circuit

Located in the Parque de la Reserva, the Magic Water Circuit is a dazzling nighttime show where art and technology come together. Multiple interactive fountains, synchronized with music and vibrant lighting, create a spectacular visual experience. It’s the perfect way to cap off your day in Lima, blending modern innovation with the city’s historic charm.

A Culinary Journey: More Than Just Restaurants

Lima’s food scene goes far beyond its celebrated eateries. With Sarah, you can dive into hands-on cooking classes, tour bustling local markets, and uncover the secrets behind Peru’s world-renowned cuisine. These experiences let you immerse yourself in the local culture and savor the ingredients that have put Peruvian cooking on the global map. For even more dining ideas, check out our article on restaurants in Lima, where you’ll discover a variety of mouthwatering options.

Itinerary Options

Half-Day
Enjoy a four-hour tour centered on the City Tour (Cathedral, Huaca Pucllana, and the historic center), Barranco, the Larco Museum, or a Culinary Experience. Each option highlights a unique facet of Lima and immerses you in its culture—perfect for travelers with limited time who want a first taste of the city.

Full Day
Combine two half-day experiences and enjoy a leisurely lunch or dinner in between. This approach lets you add extra stops—like Casa Aliaga or the Magic Water Circuit—for a more rounded adventure.

Two Days or More
Delve deeper into Lima’s diverse offerings. Take your time to explore historical sites, vibrant neighborhoods, and culinary delights at a relaxed pace, making your journey truly unforgettable.

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Itinerary Options

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