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SOUMA Hotel
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Costa Verde
Stretching below the dramatic cliffs of Miraflores, Costa Verde’s beaches form a chain of urban escapes where the city meets the Pacific. Popular spots like Waikiki, Makaha, and Redondo draw surfers, paragliders, and sunseekers year-round. The coastal promenade invites you to stroll, cycle, or simply pause and watch the sunset paint the sky.
Playa La Pampilla
La Pampilla is Lima’s top surfing spot, renowned for its exhilarating waves that roll in from sunrise to sunset. The rhythmic crash of the ocean creates a vibrant atmosphere as surfers skillfully carve through the turquoise waters. For those on the shore, the golden sands and salty breeze provide the perfect backdrop to witness the thrilling action, embodying the lively spirit of Lima’s coastline.
Casa de Ricardo Palma Museum
Step inside the preserved home of Ricardo Palma, one of Peru’s most celebrated authors. This intimate museum displays his personal effects, historic furnishings, and literary treasures, providing insight into his legacy and Lima’s cultural evolution.
Huaca Pucllana
This ancient adobe pyramid, built between 200 and 700 AD, rises unexpectedly in the middle of Miraflores. Huaca Pucllana offers guided tours that bring to life Lima’s pre-Incan history, with a small museum and a restaurant that overlooks the illuminated ruins at night.
Puente Villena Rey
This elegant bridge connects the Malecón’s clifftop parks and provides a dramatic vantage point over the Pacific. It’s especially magical at sunset, when the light reflects off the water and paragliders drift across the sky.
Parque del Amor (Love Park)
A jewel along the Malecón, Parque del Amor features colorful mosaic walls, poetic inscriptions, and the iconic “El Beso” sculpture. The park’s clifftop location makes it a favorite for romantic strolls and stunning ocean views.
Bajada de Baños (Barranco)
This historic pathway descends from Barranco’s plaza to the sea, lined with murals, street art, and cafés. It’s a fun, picturesque route for cyclists wanting to explore the bohemian district’s hidden corners.
Malecón de Miraflores
Cycling the Malecón is one of Lima’s most scenic experiences. The dedicated path winds along clifftop parks, offering sweeping views of the Pacific and plenty of spots to pause and admire the coastline.
Costa Verde Circuito de Playas
A favorite for experienced cyclists, the Circuito de Playas offers a longer, faster ride along the base of the cliffs, connecting Miraflores, Barranco, and Chorrillos with spectacular ocean views.
Mario Testino Museum
Founded by famed photographer Mario Testino, MATE celebrates Peruvian identity through photography, fashion, and contemporary art. The sleek Barranco space also hosts rotating exhibits and a boutique of locally made design pieces.
MAC Lima
MAC (Museum of Contemporary Art) Lima is a dynamic cultural hub that showcases modern and contemporary art from Peru and Latin America. Its minimalist galleries, open-air sculptures, and vibrant programming make it a must-visit for art lovers.
Galería Fórum
This respected Miraflores gallery focuses on contemporary Latin American art, featuring works by established and emerging artists. Its rotating exhibitions highlight painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media.
Dedalo
Part gallery, part artisan marketplace, Dedalo is housed in a charming Barranco mansion. It offers ceramics, textiles, jewelry, and sculptures crafted by Peruvian artists, blending culture and commerce in a uniquely creative space.
Kennedy Park
At the vibrant heart of Miraflores lies Kennedy Park, a beloved green space where locals and visitors mingle among gardens, artists, musicians, and street vendors. Famous for its friendly cat population, the park transforms on weekends with artisan fairs and open-air performances.
Miraflores District
Miraflores is Lima’s vibrant coastal district, famous for its mix of urban energy and oceanfront charm. From artisan markets to historic landmarks and nightlife, it has something for every traveler. Enjoy sea views along the Malecón, explore ancient ruins, and wander lively streets filled with cafés and shops.
Barranco District
Just south of Miraflores, Barranco offers a bohemian escape filled with indie boutiques, artisan shops, street murals, and charming cafés. Known for its creative spirit, this neighborhood is perfect for discovering Lima’s alternative side while shopping for handcrafted goods and enjoying laid-back coastal views.
Avenida Larco
Avenida Larco is the beating heart of modern Miraflores. This bustling avenue is lined with bookstores, fashion boutiques, cafés, and galleries, making it ideal for a leisurely day of exploring. As you walk, you’ll discover both international brands and hidden local treasures that showcase Lima’s contemporary vibe.
Indian / Inca Market
A paradise for souvenir hunters, the Miraflores Indian Market is a maze of colorful stalls showcasing Peru’s rich craftsmanship. Shop for handwoven alpaca textiles, silver jewelry, pottery, and traditional art while supporting local artisans. It’s the perfect place to find unique keepsakes that tell Peru’s story.
Larcomar Mall
Larcomar Mall is Lima’s top spot for upscale shopping, entertainment, and leisure, situated on the cliffs of Miraflores. This open-air complex features designer boutiques, local brands, gourmet dining, and a cinema, all with stunning Pacific Ocean views.
More ways to explore Peru
Amazon Rainforest Expeditions
Peru’s Amazon region promises breathtaking biodiversity. Journey by river to eco-lodges, trek through pristine jungle, and encounter incredible wildlife on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Historic Center of Lima
Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lima’s colonial center is a treasure trove of architecture, history, and culture. Visit Plaza Mayor, the Government Palace, the Cathedral, and the ornate San Francisco Monastery.
Larco Museum
This world-renowned museum houses 5,000 years of pre-Columbian art in an elegant 18th-century mansion. Its collections of gold, silver, ceramics, and textiles offer a deep dive into Peru’s ancient civilizations.
Pachacamac
Just south of Lima, the Pachacamac complex was once a major religious center. Its temples, plazas, and coastal setting provide a dramatic link to Peru’s ancient past.
Caral
As the oldest known city in the Americas, Caral is a UNESCO World Heritage site that offers a remarkable glimpse into early urban life. Its pyramids, plazas, and ceremonial spaces date back more than 5,000 years.
Callao Monumental
This revitalized district celebrates Lima’s contemporary urban art scene. Explore vibrant murals, cutting-edge galleries, and cultural spaces in this dynamic portside neighborhood.
SOUMA Hotel
Malecón 28 de Julio 385, Lima 15074 , PE
Check in - 3:00 PM, Check out - 12:00 PM
On site parking available and valet parking is complimentary for guests