Start your exploration at Plaza Mayor, the historical heart of Lima, surrounded by grand colonial-era buildings and vibrant local life.

Plaza Mayor

Visit the magnificent Lima Cathedral, whose intricate facade and ornate interiors showcase centuries of Peruvian history.

Lima Cathedral

Head to Casa de Aliaga, the oldest continuously inhabited colonial mansion in the Americas, for a guided tour through lavish rooms and generations of family history.

Casa de Aliaga

Experience traditional Peruvian flavors with a lunch at El Cordano, a classic tavern serving local favorites since 1905.

El Cordano

Marvel at the illuminated fountains of Parque de la Reserva (Circuito Mágico del Agua), a dazzling water and light show that is a favorite among locals and visitors.

Parque de la Reserva

Begin with a stroll along the scenic cliffs of Parque del Amor, known for its romantic mosaics, ocean views, and iconic sculpture “El Beso.”

Parque del Amor

Enjoy a fresh, oceanfront breakfast at La Rosa Náutica, a pier restaurant famed for its stunning views and classic Peruvian seafood.

La Rosa Náutica

Explore pre-Inca history at Huaca Pucllana, an adobe pyramid right in the middle of Miraflores, offering guided tours through Lima’s ancient past.

Huaca Pucllana

Savor a leisurely lunch at El Mercado, a celebrated spot for creative ceviche and market-inspired Peruvian dishes by chef Rafael Osterling.

El Mercado

Discover the artistic soul of Barranco, wandering its colorful streets, street art, and the famed Puente de los Suspiros (Bridge of Sighs).

Barranco

End the night at Ayahuasca Restobar, a bohemian mansion-turned-bar, sipping creative cocktails inspired by Amazonian flavors.

Ayahuasca Restobar

Begin at the outstanding Museo Larco, home to an impressive collection of pre-Columbian art and ceramics in a beautiful 18th-century mansion.

Museo Larco

Take a coffee break at Pan Sal Aire café, a hidden gem in Pueblo Libre for artisanal pastries and specialty brews.

Pan Sal Aire

Get inspired at the MALI - Museo de Arte de Lima, featuring an outstanding collection of Peruvian art from pre-Columbian times to modern masters.

MALI - Museo de Arte de Lima

Stop for lunch at El Chato, a local favorite in Santa Beatriz for classic Peruvian sandwiches and fresh fruit juices.

El Chato

Wrap up your trip with sunset drinks at Hotel B’s elegant rooftop bar in Barranco—perfect for reflecting on your Lima adventure surrounded by chic art and ambiance.

Hotel B