• Miraflores - The tour will commence in the Miraflores district, highlighting its key attractions, including the panoramic view (explained outside) of Huaca Pucllana, the Love Park featuring the French kiss sculpture by Víctor Delfín, and the Chinese Park.
• Barranco - The next stop is the Plaza de Armas in Barranco, where visitors can admire its library, Chabuca Granda Square, the Bridge of Sighs, the Bajada Balta, and the vibrant Barranco art scene.
• Gran Hotel Bolivar Lima - The Gran Hotel Bolívar is a cultural and architectural treasure: established as a symbol of modernity in 1924, expanded in the 1930s, it has enjoyed global acclaim, retains unique historical features, and now aims to restore its past grandeur.
• Plaza San Martin - The tour will pause at Plaza San Martín to explore Lima’s rich history at this first plaza, inaugurated on July 27, 1921, as part of Peru’s centennial independence celebrations, designed by Spanish architect Manuel Piqueras Cotolí.
• Iglesia y Convento La Merced - After strolling through the streets of Jirón de la Unión, the tour will proceed to La Merced Church, constructed in 1535 in the Baroque and Churrigueresque style.
• Centro Historico de Lima - The main square will be visited to explore its key attractions, such as the Government Palace, Lima Cathedral, Santo Domingo, and the Archbishop’s Palace. The tour will continue to the Chocolate Museum for a taste of Peruvian cacao, sample Peru’s iconic drink, Pisco Sour, and then proceed to the House of Peruvian Literature, the San Francisco Church, before returning to the hotel.
• Basilica and Convent of Santo Domingo, Lima - The Santo Domingo Church, in Rococo and Mudejar style, dates back to the 1500s and is the resting place of Saint Rose of Lima, Saint Martin de Porres, and Saint John Macias.
• Casa de la Literatura Peruana - The House of Peruvian Literature will be visited to appreciate literary works and the history of Mario Vargas Llosa, located in the former Desamparados station.
• Museo Convento San Francisco y Catacumbas - The tour will visit the San Francisco de Asís church, home to the famous Catacombs. These catacombs began construction around 1546 as an underground cemetery for the Franciscan order, used until 1810, housing approximately 25,000 bodies, though recent estimates suggest over 100,000 burials due to unexplored galleries.
• Jr. Lampa 209 - Finally, the tour will include a visit to a craft shop to prepare a Pisco Sour, where participants can make the Pisco Sour themselves.

• Private transportation
• Official tourist guide
• Pisco Sour Tastings

• Lunch

Lima, the lively capital of Peru, is a place where history, culture, and modernity blend seamlessly. In Miraflores, visitors can admire breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, stroll through beautifully maintained parks such as Amor Park, and experience a vibrant nightlife. Nearby, Barranco captivates with its bohemian charm, colorful streets adorned with urban art, and the renowned Bajada de los Baños. For those interested in history, downtown Lima offers grand colonial architecture, the impressive Plaza Mayor, and notable sites like the Cathedral and the San Francisco Convent. Exploring these neighborhoods reveals the diverse essence of Lima: a city that fascinates at every corner.

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