Explore Lima's old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is packed with fascinating historic buildings. Your tour will begin with a scenic tour in the colonial downtown, which radiates from the Main Square. It is here that you can appreciate countless examples of grandiose colonial architecture. Afterwards, you will stroll over to the cathedral, before visiting Casa Aliaga. Casa Aliaga is a colonial mansion gifted in 1535 by chief conquistador Francisco Pizarro to Jerónimo de Aliaga, one of his captains. This is the only house from that era that still belongs to the same family after all these centuries. Following this house, you will experience the Larco Museum, which lies in the traditional Pueblo Libre district. The museum boasts the most complete pre-Hispanic collection of gold and silver artifacts, as well as pieces of erotic art.

Itinerary Our panoramic bus tour of Lima begins at the Malecon de la Reserva bus stop in the famous Miraflores neighborhood. During the tour of the city, the only South American capital with access to the sea, we will pass through the main points of the old town of Lima. A guide will be in charge of telling us the main historical curiosities of the monuments, streets and squares of the old part of the city. We will pass by such outstanding places of the historical center of Lima as the Paseo de la Republica, the Plaza San Martin and the Plaza Mayor, which is undoubtedly one of the nerve centers of the beautiful capital of Peru. In addition, from Tuesday to Saturday your ticket for the panoramic tour includes the entrance to the Museum of Religious Art of the Cathedral of Lima, where you will be able to see wonderful sacred pieces on your own. On Sundays and holidays, your bus ticket includes admission to the Santo Domingo Convent. After the stop at the cathedral or the convent, you can choose to stay at these places to continue visiting them or return by bus to the meeting point. Please note that the total duration of the panoramic tour is three and a half hours.

Explore Lima’s old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, packed with fascinating historic buildings. The route begins at the traditional Pueblo Libre district, where you visit the Larco Museum, located in a beautifully restored viceregal mansion built on a pre-Columbian pyramid from the seventh century. The museum boasts a complete pre-Hispanic collection of gold and silver objects, as well as pieces of erotic art. Then visit the Casa Aliaga, a colonial mansion granted by chief conquistador Francisco Pizarro to one of his captains, Jeronimo de Aliaga. This is the only house from that time, still belonging to the same family. Continue with a scenic tour through the colonial downtown. See the Main Square, where you can appreciate the grandiose architecture of the Spanish Empire. Admire Lima’s Cathedral, built during the 16th century. Finish the trip returning to your hotel.

Lima, the city with a fascinating history, charming gastronomy, and ancient tradition. This city of Lima has been inhabited for thousands of years, the first humans lived in this area from the year 3000 B.C., then different pre-inca civilizations built their temples, roads and agricultural fields, later on Incas conquered these early cultures and finally Spanish made Lima the capital and named it "The City of the Kings”. Lima became the capital of the Viceroyalty of Peru and the largest and most important city in South America during the regime of the Spanish empire. Visit to 2 modern districts: Miraflores, known as the tourist center of Lima, panoramic view from the outside to the “Huaca Pucllana” archaeological center, a ceremonial building of the “Lima” civilization. Residential district of San Isidro, famous for its “Parque del Olivar”, a forest with more than 1500 olive trees. Then you will be taken to the Historic Center of Lima, declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1991, interesting places like Palacio de Justicia, Edificio Rímac, Plaza San Martín, Hotel Bolívar, Colonial Houses, and the Convent of San Francisco considered a jewel of colonial art and whose main attraction are the famous “catacombs”. Finally our friendly and expert Guide will take you to the Main Square «Plaza Mayor», on each corner is a reflection of Peruvian history including the Cathedral of Lima (visit not included, only exterior) and other palaces. One of them is the Government Palace -Palacio de Gobierno- houses the executive branch and the president’s residence. Dragoon Guards protect this French Baroque building inside and outside the wrought iron fence. You will enjor the Changing of the Guard Ceremony, accompanied by a band, occurs daily before noon. Back to the hotels.

Embark on a journey through the heart of Peru's capital, where history and architecture merge to create a captivating tapestry of experiences. Explore Lima's iconic landmarks such as the Plaza de Armas, the Government Palace, the Cathedral of Lima, the Plaza San Martín, the Barrio Chino, and more. Immerse yourself in the rich history of Lima while uncovering its culinary soul. Indulge in a gastronomic adventure featuring 13 delectable local foods and beverages, each a beloved choice among the locals. The centerpiece of our tour is the largest market in Lima, where you'll not only taste the flavors of Peru but also feel the unique energy of the city center. This journey is an enchanting blend of history, architecture, and the irresistible tastes of Lima.

Try the various flavours of Peru on a historical gastronomic tour of Lima. Explore the city's cuisine and history, and admire buildings from the pre-colonial era to the present day. See Lima's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Be picked up in Lima and head to San Isidro where you can visit a local market and explore the offerings of fruits, vegetables, meat cuts, and fish. Arrive at the restaurant and participate in a Pisco Sour demo class. Enjoy a cooking demo class of Peruvian dishes. Eat a tasty Peruvian lunch and then return to your hotel before the afternoon portion of the tour. Visit Old Town Lima for the afternoon portion of the tour, starting at Casa Aliaga, a colonial mansion built in 1535. Explore the only house in the area from this period that is still owned by descendants of the family who built it. Continue the tour with a scenic tour of the colonial city center: the Plaza de Armas, where you can see examples of Spanish colonial architecture. Admire the magnificent Lima Cathedral, built in the 16th century. End the tour at the Larco Museum, home to an impressive collection of pre-Columbian pieces of gold and silver, looms, and erotic art. Return to your hotel after the visit to the museum.