Lima

The Sacred City of Caral-Supe, the oldest city yet unearthed in the Americas, stands as a testament to ancient Peruvian civilization. Nestled in the arid Supe Valley, this UNESCO World […]

In the heart of Lima’s historic center, a bright red archway, a gift from the people of Taiwan, marks the entrance to the city’s vibrant Chinatown, known as Barrio Chino. […]

Nestled in the Andes Mountains of central Peru, the Marcahuasi plateau is a natural wonder defined by its curious rock formations. These abstract shapes create a striking ‘stone forest,’ complemented […]

South of the well-known districts of Miraflores and Barranco, Chorrillos offers a charming, less-traveled experience. Once a beach resort for Lima’s elite, this small fishing village features lovely beaches and […]

ChocoMuseo Miraflores, located in Lima, Peru, offers a delightful journey into the world of chocolate. Visitors can tour the factory to discover the rich history and intricate process of chocolate-making, […]

Pantanos de Villa Wildlife Refuge, located on the outskirts of Lima’s Chorrillos suburb, is a vibrant wetlands area. This refuge offers a network of winding trails that wind through verdant […]

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 […]

Up the coast from Lima, the colonial seafront town of Callao serves as the capital’s principal cruise port, welcoming thousands of visitors each year. Connected to Lima by convenient transport […]

The San Pedro Church, or Iglesia de San Pedro, stands as a testament to Peru’s colonial past, built in the 17th century and administered by the Jesuits since 1638. Located […]

The Inca civilization, known for its rich cultural heritage, valued gold, silver, and gilt copper, using these precious metals to create symbolic and decorative totems that represented their culture and […]

Holding sentinel alongside the Lima Cathedral in Plaza de Armas, the Archbishop’s Palace stands as a striking example of 1920s neo-colonial architecture. Carved cedar balconies adorn the intricate façade, while […]

Nestled within an early-20th-century mansion in the heart of Lima’s Barranco district, Dédalo Arte y Artesanía is a treasure trove of high-end, eclectic items. This historic building houses individual stores […]

The Pedro de Osma Museum, located in Lima, Peru, is housed within the ornate Palacio de Osma, a mansion adorned with intricate wood floor inlays, hand-painted frescos, and stained glass […]

Nestled in Lima’s historic center, the Sanctuary of Las Nazarenas is a significant religious site that houses a revered Cristo Moreno oil painting. This artwork, created by a freed Angolan […]

The pre-Columbian adobe Huaca Huallamarca pyramid, also known as Pan de Azucar (Sugar Loaf), stands as a striking contrast to the modern high-rises of Lima’s San Isidro district. Built by […]

Nestled in the heart of Lima’s La Victoria neighborhood, Gamarra Market is a sprawling shopping area known for its extensive selection of clothing for both men and women. This bustling […]

Nestled in the Pueblo Libre district of Lima, the National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology, and History is housed in a historic colonial mansion. As Peru’s oldest state-run museum, it boasts […]

Nestled in the heart of Lima’s Miraflores District, the Indian Market (Mercado Indio) is a bustling hub for traditional Peruvian handicrafts. This vibrant market features dozens of stalls, each brimming […]

The Mario Testino Museum, located in a 19th-century mansion in Lima’s bohemian district of Barranco, showcases the work of the renowned Peruvian fashion photographer. The museum features a collection of […]

Nestled in San Jeronimo de Surco, about two hours from Lima, Huanano Falls offers a refreshing escape for both nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. The waterfall, with its 100-foot (30-meter) […]

Housed in the 18th-century rococo building known as the Casa de las Trece Monedas, the National Afro-Peruvian Museum (Museo Nacional Afroperuano) in Lima explores the history of Peru’s Black and […]

Jockey Plaza, located in the Surco neighborhood of Lima, Peru, is a sprawling, bi-level American-style outdoor shopping complex. Opened as one of the city’s newest and largest malls, it houses […]

The Lima Cruise Port, also known as Cruise Portao, is located in Callao, approximately 8 miles (13 kilometers) from the heart of Lima. This major shipping terminal not only serves […]