Nestled between the bohemian Barranco, the glitzy Miraflores, and the fishing village of Chorrillos, the Surco district in Lima remains a hidden gem, often overlooked by tourists. At its heart lies a grand central square, framed by manicured gardens and the baroque Iglesia Santo Apostol. The Museo Oro del Peru, another highlight, houses an extensive collection of gold objects, offering visitors a glimpse into the region’s rich cultural heritage. Today, visitors can explore these well-preserved spaces, enjoying the tranquil greenery and historical architecture that define this lesser-known part of Lima.
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