The territory of the Peruvian capital, Lima, had a dense concentration of human settlements long before it was founded by the Spanish. The countless Huacas (pointed or truncated pyramids) in the wide valley of the Rimac bear witness to this. Maranga culture flourished here and the Incas had a major ceremonial center and coastal base at Pachacamac, named after the creator god Pachacamac.
Downtown Lima is still characterized by the dazzling religious and secular buildings of the colonial era, while modernity reigns in districts such as Miraflores, San Isidro and Surco, with shopping and entertainment centres, modern residential areas and a large number of hotels of all categories.
PTW-LIM001
City tour LimaHalf day
The colonial downtown: cathedral, main square, the churches of San Francisco and Santo Domingo. The modern districts of San Isidro and Miraflores.
PTW-LIM002
PachacamacHalf day
The formerly very important religious center, named after the creator god Pachacamac, is located just south of the city of Lima.
PTW-LIM003
Half day
With a yacht
to the «Islas Palomino» archipelago in front of Callao, the port
city of Lima. These bizarre islands are the sanctuary of many
seabirds, including penguins, and sea lions.
PTW-LIM004
Half day
The largest
private art collection (45 000 objects) with objects from Peru
before the Spanish colonization.
PTW-LIM005
Half day
Private
collection of gold items, jewelry, religious paraphernalia,
textiles and a large number of weapons.
PTW-LIM006
Late afternoon +
evening
Water and
light shows in the «Parque de la Reserva», followed by dinner with
dance, music and peruvian folklore.
PTW-LIM007
Half day –
Start: daily
Traditional
market, food and drink preparation, lunch.
PTW-LIM008
1 day
Caral, north of
Lima in the Supe Valley, was the center of America's oldest
civilization.
For more tours that
include Lima, see
Roundtrips.
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