23 activitati in Lima, PERU

Immerse yourself in the pre-Hispanic, colonial and modern history of Lima with a half-day guided tour that includes some of the main attractions of this beautiful city Highlights - Visit two natural gems: the The Pucllana Temple and El Olivar Park - Stroll through the beautiful historic center of Lima, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO - Visit one of the oldest viceregal constuctions, St. Francis´Church Lima is a modern city that has ten million inhabitants. It was built over the capital of the Spanish Viceroyalty and local pre-Inca vestiges. Your tour will begin at Larcomar, the city's most exclusive shopping centre located in front of the Pacific Ocean. This impressive complex boasts indoor and outdoor areas, including a cinema, a bowling alley, a food court, a museum, tourist shops, book stores, clothing stores, and electronics stores. Then the tour makes its way to Huaca Pucllana, a pre-Hispanic pyramid 25 meters high belonging to the Lima culture and built between 200 and 800 A.D. Located in the Miraflores district, here you can observe squares, ramps and stairways, plus rooms with objects that in the past were offered to the deities. You will stop at the Main Square, located in front of the Presidential Palace, the Lima Municipality and the Archbishop's Palace, beautiful colonial buildings that are an important part of its identity. A few streets away, you will visit Saint Francis' Church, one of the oldest viceregal constructions that stands out for its collection of old books and its impressive catacombs, amongst other things. The visit will end up at your hotel, at Larcomar or at the Indian market. Duration 3,30 hours. Private 3 hours. Start or opening time There are 2 departures at 8.30am and 1.30pm from Monday to Sunday. Private at 9am and 2pm Monday to Sunday. Languages English and Spanish. Others The Cathedral is closed on Sunday.

Explore Lima’s bohemian district of Barranco, where art galleries abound in the tree-lined walkways and pubs are scattered around the Central Park. Walk across the Bridge of Sighs; a lovely wooden structure spanning the Bajada de Baños, a stone walkway that runs down to the Pacific through Barranco. This laidback neighbourhood was the ‘the place to be’ in the 19th century. Be sure to capture your picture-perfect moment on the bridge with the stunning views in the background. Head south through Chorrillos district, dominated by a splendid seafront view. Find the swamps of Villa at the outskirts of the city, a great place to admire nature at its best while spotting the many species of birds coming in from the northern hemisphere as they stop for a rest on their way to austral lands. Next up you are in for a real treat with a visit to the temple of Pachacamac, an archaeological site. Built by different civilisations throughout the centuries and between the years 200 and 1450 AD, this religious compound is made entirely out of clay and houses the giant pyramids of the sun and moon. This comprehensive sightseeing tour will give you an insight into the culture, history and architecture of both the Inca and pre-Inca peoples. At the end of the tour you will have a choice to either return to your hotel or shop at the colourful Andean Market where you can stock up on souvenirs and practice your bargaining skills. Languages Spanish and English.

Combine culture, history, nature and sports all in one fun-filled bike tour of Lima. Work out while you discover the fascinating history that can be found among the region's breath-taking landscapes with this one of a kind trip. Highlights - An invigorating bike ride through the charming streets of Miraflores - A perfect mix of natural beauty and historical wonders - A delicious snack in a traditional location Let your unforgettable day begin by enjoying a pleasant ride through the streets of Miraflores. Whizz through the little hidden lanes that make this city such a charming location to explore. Later on, head towards the astounding ruins located in the heart of the city, ruins that date back to times that precede de Inca days. These are in the archaeological centre of Huaca Pucllana, which operated between the fifth and eighth centuries A.C. Continue then to the Olivar of San Isidro, a site that stands out among the many gorgeous parks of the hemisphere. It is a symbol of the Viceroyalty and Republican traditions that characterise this district. Its beauty is even more highlighted by the magnificent olive groves that date back to the times of the Viceroyalty. Return after that stunning ride to Miraflores and make a stop along the way to replenish your energies with a traditional snack in an authentic Peruvian location. Top the day off by riding alongside the sea and its adjacent cliffs, parks and modern shopping centres, as well as an old bridge and lighthouse. Languages Spanish and english.

Located in an unparalleled setting - within the compound of 1,500 -year old- adobe pyramid built by the original inhabitants of Lima (is one of the city's greatest surprises). The restaurant is handsomely designed in a rustic colonial style; enjoy your lunch indoors or out, but the Located in an unparalleled setting - within the compound of 1,500 -year old- adobe pyramid built by the original inhabitants of Lima (is one of the city's greatest surprises). The restaurant is handsomely designed in a rustic colonial style; enjoy your lunch indoors or out, but the best spot is without a doubt the covered terrace. The menu is creative Peruvian, with fusion touches spicing up classic Creole cooking. You will be able to choose between two starters, two main courses, two desserts, one appetizer and non-alcoholic drinks. Meeting/pick-up point: Huaca Pucllana Restaurant. Duration: Approximately two hours. Start/opening time: At 12.30pm. Others: The tourist menu does include: appetiser, starter, main course, dessert and non-alcoholic drinks (cold and hot drinks). In order to book this service the following information is required: complete names, date of birth, passport number, nationality, language, and the hotel where passenger will be staying. It is important that the passenger contact us 72 hours before for reconfirming the reservation time and the address of the restaurant.

Today you will visit the built-up area of the city of Lima, a World Heritage Site listed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). You will start the day with a scenic tour by the historic downtown, reaching the Main Square, where you will stop to appreciate its attractions. You will then walk to the Cathedral of Lima, located on the Main Square, Peru´s most important church built between 1542 and 1622. Then you will go to the Aliaga House, an ancient vice regal resident granted by Francisco Pizarro to one of his captains in 1535 (Jerónimo de Aliaga), after the foundation of the city. This is the only house of that time that belongs to the same family to date. You will then visit the Larco Museum, located in the traditional Pueblo Libre district. Founded by Rafael Larco Hoyle in 1926 inside a viceregal mansion built on a pre-Columbian pyramid of the 7th century, the museum houses the most complete pre-Hispanic collection of gold and silver artifacts, as well as pieces of erotic art. Finally, you will be driven to the Love Park in the Miraflores district, where you can watch the cliffs with a spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean. The tour may end at the Larcomar Shopping Mall, at the ""Peru pa'ti"" Food Market or at the hotel. Start/opening time 1st Schedule:Between 9am to 09:15am / 2nd Schedule: Between 2pm to 2:15pm. End/closing time 1st schedule 1:30pm approx / 2nd schedule: 6:30pm. Languages Bilingual (English & Spanish).

Lima old and new comes to life on this fascinating tour that takes in the colonial and modern parts of the city as well as the excellent Archaeological Museum, which boasts the largest collection of pre-colonial artefacts produced by Peru’s ancient civilizations from 12000 BC through to Inca times. Begin your adventure at the Financial Centre, the San Isidro Golf Course and the Olive Grove Park. You will have the chance to marvel at the ever-so-glorious outside of Huaca Pucllana which is a pretty pre-Inca pyramid-shaped temple that has truly survived the test of time. Stop at the romantic Parque del Amor and enjoy a the views of the Pacific Ocean as you drive down the Miraflores Malecon, a scenic road along the cliffs overlooking the sea. Visit downtown Lima’s historical centre and admire sights such as the Plaza Mayor, the Presidential Palace, the Cathedral, the Archbishop’s Palace, the City Hall and the Desamparados Train Station. Visit the baroque San Francisco Monastery and its famous underground catacombs. The highlight of the tour is the Archaeological Museum, which is housed in an old colonial mansion. This historic building is an ideal setting in which to discover, relive and question the life experiences of our ancestors. Among the many sections in the museum, there are ones devoted to instruments that show evidence of hunting and gathering activities and a ceramics gallery that displays more 65,000 pieces from different cultures. There are also metal, history, ceramics and human galleries. At the end of the tour you will have a choice to either shop at a colourful Andean Market or return to your hotel. Languages Spanish and English. The Cathedral is closed on Sunday.

See where Lima makes its money and the spends it with this intriguing tour that takes you to the bohemian Barranco district, the financial hub of San Isidro and the colonial-era city centre. You will also have the opportunity to visit a lively Andean market. Explore trendy Barranco, where art galleries abound in the tree-lined walkways and pubs are scattered around the Central Park. Walk across the Bridge of Sighs; a lovely wooden structure spanning the Bajada de Baños, a stone walkway that runs down to the Pacific through Barranco. Discover the archaeological site of temple of Pachacamac, built by different civilisations between the years 200 and 1450 AD. This religious compound is made entirely out of clay and houses the giant pyramids of the sun and moon. This comprehensive visit will give you an insight on the culture, history and architecture of both the Inca and pre-Inca people. Next up is modern Lima, with a visit to San Isidro’s Financial Centre, Golf Club and Olive Grove Park; the city’s oldest natural monument. Stroll around Miraflores, site of Huaca Pucllan, a pre-Inca pyramid-shaped temple that has survived colonisation and the expansion of modern civilisation. Wander through colonial Lima, a Unesco World Heritage Site, and admire the long, wooden balconies. At the end of the tour you will have a choice to either return to your hotel or shop at the colourful Andean Market where you can get your souvenirs and practice your bargaining skills.

Enjoy a day of enlightenment as you discover two of Peru's most iconic museums, where you will learn surprising and mesmerising facts about the fascinating history of this country. Highlights - Peru's National Museum of Anthropology, Archaeology and History - The Larco Museum - See large collections of ancient gold and silver artefacts alongside works of erotic art Your tour begins by heading over to Peru's National Museum of Anthropology, Archaeology and History, located in the picturesque district of Pueblo Libre. This building houses the oldest national museum, founded originally way back in 1826. Here visitors can learn about a variety of subjects as well as the intricacies of Peruvian history, from the very first days of local civilization until the Republican times. It also contains a wonderful collection of pottery, textiles and gold and silver artefacts created by various Peruvian cultures. Continue then to the second part of your trip: the Larco Museum, located in the same district. Created by Rafael Larco Hoyle in 1926, this museum is found within a luxurious mansion from the Viceroyalty age, built upon a pre-Columbian pyramid from the 7th century. Here you will find the most complete pre-Hispanic collection of gold and silver artefacts alongside works of erotic art. No less than 45,000 archaeological artefacts bear witness to about five thousand years of uninterrupted Peruvian history. Join us on this tour and learn all about the fascinating past of this wonderful country. Languages English and Spanish

Uncover the treasures of thousands of years of Peruvian history at the intriguing Larco Museum, a privately owned institution that is a must-see when in Lima. Housed in an immaculately preserved colonial villa built over a seventh-century pyramid, this is a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the big city as well as a highly entertaining and educational visit. You will be collected from your hotel and transferred to the Larco Museum, located in the picturesque Pueblo Libre neighbourhood. The museum was the brainchild of Rafael Larco Hoyle, an engineer, archaeologist and all-round philanthropist, who founded it in 1926. Today, it houses priceless collections of ceramics, jewellery, ornaments, textiles and much more. Unusually for a museum, virtually its entire collection of more than 45,000 items can be viewed. The Gold and Silver Gallery showcases the largest collection of jewellery used by many notable rulers of pre-colonial Peru. It comprises a collection of crowns, earrings, nose ornaments, garments, masks and vases, finely wrought in gold and decorated with semi-precious stones. The Lithic, Metal and Erotic galleries house rare works ancient civilisations such as the Mochica, Lambayeque, Chimu, and Inca cultures. Many of these peoples represented their daily lives in ceramics, hence the preponderance of archaeological artefacts. The museum shop has an excellent selection of souvenirs while the highly regarded colonial-style café is an ideal place to enjoy a moment of peace or to appreciate what you gave just seen. Languages Spanish and English

This Panoramic Tour will give you the chance to stroll around this picturesque place, feasting your eyes on architectural treasures and taking in the scenic beauty. Explore the heart of the glorious and distinguished Lima. Called the ''City of the Kings'' by the Spanish conquistadors in 1535, today's Lima combines elegant, colonial architecture and vibrant modernism as well as traces of pre-Inca and Inca civilizations. On this tour we will visit stunning convents and churches from the Colony, such as The Convent of Santo Domingo and the Church of San Francisco, which stores an enviable collection of ancient books. Discover the impressive authentic underground vaults, known as the catacombs that open to the public. All of these monuments serve as reminders of the rich religious and colonial past of Lima. Be captivated by the history of this special place as you take in sights such as The Plaza Mayor where you can see the impressive Presidential Palace and the Cathedral of Lima with its grand baroque facade made of stone, all these spectacular buildings are still in use. Appreciate the gorgeous portals of the Scribes and the Buttoners that surround the square, and admire the elegant fountain of bronze of the Salvatierra Count. Back in Miraflores, enjoy a brief stop at the romantic Love Park, which opened on February 14, 1993 and is heavily frequented by couples every Valentine's Day. Admire the tranquility and beauty of the park as you stroll around taking photos. Appreciate the amazing view of the Pacific Ocean while wandering around this magical park. This fascinating complete Lima Panoramic tour is essential on any holiday itinerary for those who love history, culture, architecture and beauty. We welcome you to embark on an exhilarating journey through the enchanting city of Lima.

The most authentic shopping experience is Lima is the magnificent Miraflores Indian Market and you can enjoy a wonderful visit with this transport service. You will be picked up from your hotel and transferred to the Indian Market near Miraflores Park. Browse the myriad stalls selling craft products, silverware and traditional clothing, and maybe take home that sought-after souvenir or gift. The Indian Market is a huge, sprawling labyrinth of small vendors spread across an entire city block. Exploring this maze of stalls is an adventure in itself. Be dazzled by the seductive silver jewellery and the quaint wooden figurines that make ideal toys. Often, you will hear the sound of Andean panpipe music will wafting through the air. This is the Peru of lore as you mingle and haggle with the descendants of the ancient Incas. A stroll through the market is a feast of colours with seemingly every shade known to mankind represented in the astonishing array of clothing made from alpaca wool. The alpaca is a species related to camels, which produces some of the world’s finest fibres. The baby alpaca variant is made from the even finer wool of young alpacas while vicuña wool is considered the finest of all. Choose from beautiful displays of ponchos, shawls, jumpers, scarves and the ubiquitous chullo, the woolly hats with ear flaps that are the trademark symbol of the Andes. You will also find traditional handmade wooden sculptures and colourful painted goods. Prices tend to be standardised but it pays to haggle a bit and do some bargaining.

Discover a place of charm and scenic beauty in the form of La Rosa Nautica, a stunning vibrant restaurant located on the picturesque Pier 4 of the Lima Beach Circuit at Miraflores. Built in 1983 this exclusive restaurant caters to all tastes. The magical landscape is breathtaking and the ambience is relaxed and inviting. This elegant Victorian style restaurant offers the most complete selection of Peruvian and international cuisine. Considered to be the most sophisticated bar to be found on the Pacific shores, you are invited to a memorable meal overlooking the scenic pier at the Rosa Nautica. You can chose from a set menu including a choice between three starters, three main dishes and three desserts or you could try the plate of the day; which changes every day to offer something a little different, or you could choose one of our delicious rounds and sample the best of Lima. Taste traditional delicious dishes such as ceviche, gaucho and the famous 5 onion soup (a traditional recipe taken from the old “Les Halles” neighborhood). This magical restaurant on the sea is a fine example of great quality, with excellent service and a unique atmosphere it really is a treat for all the senses. Keep in mind that sea food is a speciality here although if you are a meat lover the menu also caters for you; an example of this is Friday´s special prime rib plate of the day. Enjoy the peace and tranquility as you feel the clean fresh air on your face and you smell the salty sea while admiring the most magnificent view. Be captivated by the moonlight´s reflection on the water as you stroll along the pier after dinner. Check out the chic boutiques where you can purchase some souvenirs to remember your magical night. No visit to Lima is complete without visiting this fantastic restaurant with mouthwatering dishes and spectacular views.

Our culinary adventure begins at a typical Peruvian Market. There, you will be able to appreciate a wide variety of Peruvian products and enjoy and taste exotic fruits. Be amazed by the huge variety of fish and seafood our ocean, considered one of the richest in the World, has to offer. We will also visit an exclusive restaurant (Cala), where you will have the opportunity to prepare your own "Pisco Sour and the famous Ceviche". Later you will enjoy a delicious lunch, consisting of the most symbolic dishes of Peruvian cuisine. Lunch includes: Appetizer, glass of wine, tasting menu with entree, main course, dessert and hot drinks. Start/opening time Between 10am and 10.40am. Languages English and Spanish. Others In order to book this service the following information is required: complete names, date of birth, passport number, nationality, language, arrival date and the hotel where passenger will be staying. For people with physical disabilities, the guide will give the necessary support where access is permitted.

Visit the special Magic Water Park in Lima, which holds the Guinness World Record for the largest water fountain and the longest jet spray: 83 metres. Feel the magic of the fountains that are lighted at night, many with continuously changing colour schemes. Additional attractions are the Tunnel Fountain of Surprises, a 35 metre walk-through tunnel of water; the Children's Fountain, a walk-in automated fountain; and a tunnel connecting the two sections of the park, which contains an exhibition highlighting recent public works projects in Lima. The Fantasia Fountain, where there are regularly scheduled laser and picture shows, is 120 metres long and contains water jets that are synchronised to music. This artistic exciting park is definitely a must for tourists visiting Lima; a well recommended visit for all the family. And the fun doesn’t not stop here – as next up is a delicious dinner served at a renowned restaurant in the bustling district of Miraflores, where you will be captivated by a Peruvian folk dance performance. Admire the passion of the dancers as they portray traditional Andean routines. This is a country that takes dance very seriously. After the drama of the dinner, return to your hotel to relax and unwind after a day of fun and excitement. Languages Spanish and English.

A transportation service will pick you up from your hotel and will transfer you to the Surco district, to visit the Gold Museum, which houses one of the most singular museum collections in Lima City. It includes exquisite textiles, pottery and gold artifacts of various pre-Hispanic cultures apart from an arms collection composed of twenty thousand pieces from different times and parts of the world. The showcases of the “Gold Museum of Peru” display the craftsmanship of several centuries of Peruvian history, mainly in pre-Inca gold. There are decorative items of all the cultures, such as, embossed and weaved nose ornaments with cut stone pendants; sets of filigree figures depicting birds, men, or monkeys; mantles, bracelets and earflaps of the Vicus culture; lizards, weasels, felines, bags of coca leaves, earrings and belts of the Frias culture; pectorals with zoomorphic designs, flat or embossed crowns of the Chancay culture; funerary masks with twisted rays or serpents from Ica; and masks with open mouths and teeth, wristbands, shin protectors and spatulas of the Nazca culture.

Take a bite out of the real Lima with a visit to the bustling Surquillo market. The mercado is where locals do not just their everyday shopping but catch up on the latest news and gossip. You will find high quality food for astonishingly low prices. A wide range of fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, meat, fish, seafood and even harder to find ingredients await you. Enjoy watching a film on Peruvian food on the way to the famous El Bolivariano Tavern, which offers the best tastes of Lima, always being faithful to old recipes that are a part of this city's culture. Sip on a pisco sour, the national cocktail (made of pisco, lime or lemon juice, syrup and egg whites) while the chef demonstrates how to prepare ceviche. Make sure to leave some room in your stomach because another restaurant is coming up on the menu. Stroll through San Isidro’s financial centre, golf club and Olive Grove Park; the city’s oldest. Explore Miraflores, where the ancient adobe pyramid of Huaca Pucllana is located. Experience the romantic ambience at Parque del Amor and take in the breathtaking views of the Pacific. Continue to Lima’s old town and admire the Cathedral and colonial buildings surrounding the main plaza as well as the Presidential Palace, City Hall and the Archbishop’s Palace, and then visit the catacombs below the San Francisco Convent. At the end of the tour you can choose to either shop at a colourful Andean market or be dropped off at your accommodation. Languages Spanish and English. Other There's no visit to the cathedral on Sunday because it is closed