Summary

Let us show you wonderful Lima! In the last few years Lima has become a must see destination in Peru. There are some many things to do in Lima, and so much to experience. The art collections in Lima have been gaining worldwide recognition. From Folk Art dating from pre-Columbian times to the present. Private art collections with remarkable number of paintings, sculptures, silverware and art objects from the mid-sixteenth century. This tour is perfect for those interested in colonial monuments, museum aficionados, and archaeology enthusiasts. As well as handicraft collectors, bird watchers, beach lovers and those who like to eat splendid food. On top of all this, Lima’s newest accommodation include beautiful private villas and charming boutique hotels.

Highlights

Celebrate your stay in Lima with a fantastic tasting tour! Pisco is Peru’s national drink! Let go, relax, and let this gastronomical capital amaze you with its food and drinks.
Visit Huaca Pucllana, where you’ll enjoy a delicious dinner in front of one of the most important archaeological pre-Hispanic sites in Lima.
Lima is also known for its beautiful colonial architecture. You will take a tour through Casa Aliaga to learn about Peru’s art & history. This 1535 colonial building was the house of the conquistador Francisco Pizarro & his descendants.
Peru’s capital has authentic personality and makes tourism in Lima a unique experience.

ITINERARY

Day 1 Lima

Welcome to Lima. Transfer to your hotel in Miraflores or Barranco. Celebrate your first night in Lima with a fantastic tasting tour. Start with a Pisco Sour, enjoying views over the Pacific Ocean. Next, you’ll help prepare a classic ceviche dish. Continue to Huaca Pucllana, where you’ll enjoy a delicious dinner in front of one of the most important archaeological pre-Hispanic sites in Lima. Finish in Barranco for a traditional dessert.

Day 2 Lima

Half-day tour of Lima’s colonial centre and modern districts of Miraflores and Barranco. Continue to Larco Herrera Museum for a guided tour.

Day 3 Lima

Visit one of Lima’s produce markets this morning to learn about the typical ingredients of Peruvian cuisine. Afterwards you’ll have a cooking demonstration with a local chef before tucking into a delicious traditional lunch.

Day 4 Lima

Visit the gorgeous Casa Aliaga this morning, which has been in the family since Francisco Pizarro granted the land to Jeronimo de Aliaga in 1535. See the lovely Republican Era balcony, a patio covered in 19th century Italian marble, and an 1814 family chapel, whose walls were panelled with silver sheets.