In this place you can enjoy a great view to the sea and eat the best typical food in Peru

The Gold Museum of Peru has on displays master pieces found no where else in the world. The Gold Museum houses the largest collection of Gold of Peru, showing unique pieces representing animals, birds, human beings and ancient gods.

The Museo de la Nación in Peru, known in English as the National Museum of Peru, is the largest and most important of Peru's museums. Located in the capital Lima, today it houses a vast collection of human cultural artifacts spanning the entire human occupation of Peru and dating as far back as 14,000 BC

Such a colorful market and pleasant area to do shopping in, the Miraflores Indian Market has all the local artisan crafts and souvenirs on offer and at prices that can be negotiated.

Down beside the pounding rollers lies the Costa Verde beach area, so named because of vegetation clinging to the steep sandy cliffs. A bumpy road follows the shore from an exclusive yacht club and the Chorrillos fishermen's wharf northwest past both Barranco and Miraflores, almost to the suburb of Magdalena. The sea is cold but the surfers still brave it. The Fisherman's Wharf ($0.30) is always an interesting place for a stroll, surrounded by pelicans and, early in the day, fishermen unloading t

A guided tour of the splendid and vast archaeological citadel of Pachacamac, the temple of the deity, Pachacamac, believed to be the creator of the universe and a divinity adored by old Andean civilizations. A sacred and ceremonial site dating back to the beginnings of Christianity where thousands of pilgrims converged to pay tribute and consult the Pachacamac oracle, who they believed could see the past, the future and people's fate.

The Plaza Mayor or Plaza de Armas of Lima, is the birthplace [1] of the city of Lima, as well as the core of the city. Located in the Historic Centre of Lima, it is surrounded by the Government Palace, Cathedral of Lima, Archbishop's Palace of Lima, the Municipal Palace, and the Palace of the Union.[2]

Named after the ravine that slices through the district and opens onto its sandy shores, Barranco is the bohemian heart of Lima where many of the country's foremost artists, musicians, photographers and designers live and work. Its charming colonial and Republican mansions, flowery parks and languid aura give it a distinctly romantic feel and its Puente de los Suspiros (Bridge of Sighs) is a tryst for lovers all across the city.

Located in the neighbourhood Monterrico inside the Hippodrome, the Jockey Club Peru is one of Lima's premiere horse racing track and club. Proud host of a number of horse races. This venue attracts the A listers of the city who come here to show off their stylish clothes and make their presence felt. The Club is also filled with horse racing fans who come here to bet on their stud to win.

The Lima Golf Club is particularly close to the city and is to be found alongside the Country Club Lima Hotel. With 18 very scenic holes and a golfing par of 72, this course is amongst the oldest within the Pacific River Basin, dating as far back as 1924, and remains highly regarded throughout Latin America.

A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE IN LIMA 2 hours of guided experience /· DARK RIDE: A tour full of special effects across the history of Peruvian gastronomy. / EXPERIENCES AREA: Prepare your own ceviche and pisco sour. /·"THE TASTE OF PERU": A Peruvian market with a spectacular staging 10-stage tasting with the best of Peruvian gastronomy.