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Lima - The City

Lima - Do & See - Plaza de Armas (Plaza Mayor), Lima's Churches, Larco Museum, Circuito Mágico Del Agua, Huaca Pucllana, Puente de losSuspiros (Bridge of Sighs), Casa de Aliaga, Caral, Parque del Amor (Park of Love), Parque Kennedy, Museo de Arte de Lima - MALI, MuseoMario Testino, Paragliding, Barrio Chino, National Museum of the Archaeology, Anthropology, and History of Peru, Pachacamac

Lima - Dining - Astrid y Gastón, Mercado 28, Costazul Seafood, Central Restaurante, La Mar, Maido, Rafael, Rigoletto Lima, Punto Azul, ámaZ,Cala, La Linterna, El Charrúa, Restaurant Huaca Pucllana, Titi, El Tio Mario, Papacho's

Lima - Cafes - La Bodega Verde, El Pan De La Chola, Panadería Carmelitas, Tostaduria Bisetti, Buenavista Café, Arabica, Crem dela Crem, MissCupcakes, Puku Puku, Raw Café

Lima - Bars & Nightl ife - Ayahuasca, Dada Bar, La Noche de Barranco, Huaringas Bar, Open Tapas Bar, Barra 55, BarBarian, Orient Express, PeñaDon Porfirio

Lima - Shopping - Mercado Indio's, Larcomar, Alpaca Knitwear, Dédalo, La Feria, Mercado Surquil lo No.1, Jockey Plaza, Las Traperas, LaRegalería, Librería El Virrey, Real Plaza Salaverry, Artesanías Las Pallas, VINILOS, El Cacaotal, Mercado de Brujas

Lima - Tourist Information - Best Time To Visit, Jorge Chávez International Airport, Taxi, Public Transport, Passport/Visa, Electricity, Telephone,Post, Pharmacy

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Lima - The CityPeru's capital encompasses thousands of years of history. Founded in 1535 by Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro, the "City of Kings" as itis known, was once the political, administrative, and religious heart of South America, although its origins date far further back than thecolonial presence in the country, evidenced by the large number of archaeological sites in the area. Today, Lima is a sprawling metropolis witha hectic l i festyle that keeps a good balance when it comes to embracing the new without letting go of the old. There are plenty of reasons foryou to make Lima your next destination, even if i t's just a quick stop on your way to Machu Picchu.

Lima - Do & SeeKick off your visit to Lima with a walk around the colorful and bustl ing city center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to many historicalbuildings and churches. Delve into the country's rich past in one of the many museums around. Once you’ve soaked up the local history,explore the city's districts: Miraflores on the beachfront is the trendy one, while Barranco is more artsy and bohemian. Day trips to ancient sitesin the surroundings are always fun too.

Plaza de Armas (Plaza Mayor)Plaza de Armas, Cercado de Lima

Lima's Churches

Larco MuseumAvenida Simón Bolivar 1515, Pueblo Libre+51 1 461 13 12

Circuito Mágico Del AguaJirón Madre de Dios, Parque de la Reserva+51 1 424 08 27

Huaca PucllanaCalle General Borgoño 8, Miraflores+51 1 617 71 48

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Lima - DiningStretching from the Andean Mountains to the Amazonian jungle and to the fresh waters of the Pacific, the Peruvian cuisine is a true reflectionof the country's incredible biodiversity. Lima, as the center of it all, presents you with a top-notch gastronomic experience. Known as the“Gastronomy Capital of Latin America," this city is a genuine culinary hot spot. From tiny holes-in-the-wall to three restaurants on the l ist of theworld's best, food here is a serious matter. At the forefront is the good old ceviche, the country's national dish. Also worth trying is the lomosaltado (stir fried beef), anticuchos de corazón (skewers of gri l led heart) and the ají de gall ina (spicy chicken stew), this apart from the popularfusion cuisines Nikkei and Chifa.

Puente de los Suspiros (Bridge of Sighs)Jirón Batallón, Ayacucho 271

Casa de AliagaAvenida Nicolás de Piérola 589, Piso 18-20+51 1 619 69 00

CaralOficina 711, Calle Porta 170+51 1 444 20 77

Parque del Amor (Park of Love)Malecón Cisneros, Miraflores

Parque KennedyDiagonal 176, Miraflores

Museo de Arte de Lima - MALIParque de la Exposición, Paseo Colon 125+51 1 204 00 00

Museo Mario TestinoAvenida Pedro de Osma 409, Barranco+51 1 200 54 00

ParaglidingExplanada Costa Verde Magdalena, Circuito de playas+51 947 392 102

Barrio ChinoBlocks 7 and 8 of Jirón Ucayali, Cercado de Lima

National Museum of the Archaeology, Anthropology, and History of PeruPlaza Bolivar, Pueblo Libre+51 1 321 56 30

Pachacamac

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Astrid y GastónAvendia Paz Soldán 290, San Isidro+51 1 442 27 77

Mercado 28755 Vasco Nuñez de Balboa Road, Miraflores+51 981 370 730

Costazul SeafoodCalle Berlin 899, Miraflores+51 1 241 79 34

Central RestauranteAvenida Pedro de Osma 301, Barranco+51 1 242 85 15

La MarAvenida Mariscal La Mar 770, Miraflores+51 1 421 33 65

MaidoCalle San Martin 399, Miraflores+51 1 313 51 00

RafaelCalle San Martin 300, Miraflores+51 1 242 41 49

Rigoletto LimaCalle Colón 161, Miraflores+51 981 483 975

Punto AzulCalle San Martin 595, Miraflores+51 1 445 80 78

ámaZAvenida la Paz 1079, Miraflores+51 1 221 93 93

CalaCircuito de Playas, Barranco+51 1 477 20 20

La LinternaCalle Los Libertadores 311, San Isidro+51 1 440 36 36

El CharrúaAvenida Javier Prado Este 5898, La Molina+51 1 434 55 03

Restaurant Huaca PucllanaGeneral Borgoño cdra. 8, Huaca Pucllana+51 1 445 40 42

TitiAvenida Javier Prado Este 1212, San Isidro+51 1 224 81 89

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Lima - CafesDue to its geographical position, Peru produces some of the best coffee beans in the world and, as most Latin Americans, Lima residents alsoenjoy taking their time and chatting over a good cup of coffee.

El Tio MarioJirón Zepita 214, Barranco+51 1 477 03 01

Papacho'sAvenida la Paz 1045, Miraflores+51 1 253 64 60

La Bodega VerdeJiron Mariscal Jose Antonio de Sucre 335A, Barranco+51 1 247 88 04

El Pan De La CholaAvenida Mariscal La Mar 918, Miraflores+51 1 221 21 38

Panadería CarmelitasAvenida 28 de Julio 1328, Miraflores+51 1 444 71 05

Tostaduria BisettiPedro de Osma 116, Barranco+51 970 452 793

Buenavista CaféMalecón de la Marina 316, Miraflores

ArabicaCalle Gral Recavarren 269, Miraflores+51 1 447 09 04

Crem dela CremParque Municipal 109, Barranco+51 1 396 21 24

Miss CupcakesAvenida 28 de Julio 810, Miraflores+51 1 241 75 45

Puku PukuNarciso de la Colina 297, Lima+51 1 242 91 46

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Lima - Bars & NightlifeWhen it comes to partying, Limeños surely know how to have a good time. In Lima, nightl ife kicks off around 23h and most bars and clubs arelocated in Miraflores and Barranco. From local watering holes and fancy cocktail bars to the traditional peñas, there is something for everymood around here. And the pisco sour – Peru's national drink – sti l l reigns supreme.

Be aware that some nightclubs might be brothels in disguise and also that prostitution is legal in Peru. If possible, avoid the city center atnight.

Lima - Shopping

Raw CaféCalle Independencia 596, Miraflores+51 1 446 94 56

AyahuascaAvenida San Martin 130, Barranco+51 1 247 67 51

Dada BarAvenida San Martin 154, Barranco

La Noche de BarrancoBoulevard Sanchez Carrion 199, Barranco+51 1 247 10 12

Huaringas BarBolognesi 460, Miraflores+51 1 243 81 51

Open Tapas BarFrancisco de Paula Camino 280, Miraflores+51 989 168 074

Barra 5528 De Julio 206, Barranco+51 1 986 634 193

BarBarianCalle Manuel Bonil la 108, Miraflores+51 997 338 448

Orient ExpressInterior E4 Pasaje El Suche, Calle Alcanfores 463+51 931 966 797

Peña Don PorfirioManuel Segura 115, Barranco+51 941 374 654

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Shopping may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Lima, but visitors soon discover that the city has no shortage of storesguaranteed to get your money’s worth. From your typical western malls to more traditional markets, the shopping scene in Lima is diverse andfits any kind of budget.

Avenida de la Paz in Miraflores is known for its antique shops. Designer boutiques can be found at Calle de Los Conquistadores in San Isidro.Craft shops abound, offering that colorful handmade souvenir you desperately want to take home. Bargain hunters, that's your cue! And no tripto Peru is complete without that soft baby alpaca garment.

Mercado Indio'sAvenida Petit Thouars 5245, Miraflores

LarcomarMalecón de la Reserva 610, Miraflores+51 1 625 43 43

Alpaca Knitwear

DédaloJirón Sáenz Peña 295, Barranco+51 1 477 51 31

La FeriaJirón Unión 108, Barranco+51 965 165 689

Mercado Surquillo No.1Avenida Paseo de la República & Narciso de la Colina, Surquil lo

Jockey PlazaAvenida Javier Prado Este 4200, Santiago de Surco+51 1 716 20 00

Las TraperasJirón Colina 108, Barranco

La RegaleríaJirón Colina 110, Barranco

Librería El VirreyBolognesi 510, Miraflores+51 1 713 05 05

Real Plaza SalaverryAvenida Gral. Salaverry 2370, Jesús María+51 1 611 82 00

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Lima - Tourist Information

Artesanías Las PallasCajamarca 212, Barranco+51 1 477 46 29

VINILOSAvenida 28 de Julio 462, Miraflores+51 1 329 11 77

El CacaotalJirón Colina 128, Barranco

Mercado de BrujasBelow the Gamarra Station

Best Time To Visit

Jorge Chávez International AirportAvenida Elmer Faucett s/n, Callao+51 1 511 60 55

Taxi

Public Transport

Passport/Visa

Electricity

Telephone

PostAvenida Jose Larco 868, Miraflores+51 1 242 78 99

Pharmacy

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