Lima, take a private tour of a cosmopolitan city that does not sleep, the Capital of Peru, with a population of 10 million people the city is always busy, the casino and bars are heaving with the locals!
It is a very cosmopolitan city with beautiful museums and architectural delights on every corner it a place to not miss!
The Peruvians love eating, and you will understand why when you see the culinary delight on offer everywhere. The cafes and restaurants are everywhere, and it is an excellent way to watch them go about their business.
One other place you must visit would be Arequipa; the Spanish influence is still very much in evidence all over the city in its magnificent buildings and beautiful parks. Its many elegant buildings constructed of sillar, a white volcanic rock, give it an ethereal appearance and gives its nickname as "La Ciudad Blanca" or White City.
The Lake 69 in the hearth of the Cordillera Blanca, is the most popular by its beauty in the Parque Nacional Huascaran, considered the most wonderful day hiking in the world.
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start your holidays in Peru in a pleasant way and with a comfortable arrival from the airport. Enjoy a trip to your hotel with a shared arrival transfer,
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Go beyond the typical tourist experience with this hands-on culinary tour of Peru's gastronomic capital, Lima. Learn to make traditional Peruvian dishes
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Enjoy a 3-hour private group tour of the archaeological site of Pachacamac, an important ceremonial temple for pre-Hispanic cultures in Peru. View the three ancient pyramids
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Enjoy a private walking tour of the city of Lima and see its main landmarks and attractions. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide.
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This 3 1/2 hour tour will show you the flavour of this cosmopolitan city. Lima is a milenary city with also Spanish heritage and a modern capital with great gastronomy.
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SOLD OUTThe Llanganuco Lakes is situated in the Cordillera Blanca, in the Andes of Peru. Here you will see the turquoise waters from the glaciers of Huascaran and Huandoy.
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The cathedral has an incredible history and is best seen with a private tour guide, the catacombs for me were my favourite part of the tour seeing the skeletons.! However, no photos are allowed at all which was a shame. The pictures are also very strange to see in a cathedral, for example, a surgeon operating on a patient! But that made it even more exciting for us. The place is seeped in with history!
A hidden wee gem of a place! Very bohemian atmosphere so this is an ideal location for artists and musicians. The nightlife is fantastic and the hot spot of Peru ! Having a wander in the daytime on a city tour is also lovely as there is a beautiful bridge called the Bridge of Sighs and a great place to look down to the ocean. With plenty of parks to sit and relax in as well.
Want to see the whole of Lima? Then this is the place to go. The hill is very high, and towers above the town at 409 meters high! The views from the top are phenomenal with Lima and the Pacific Ocean in the backdrop. The private tour guide was exceptional and very informative about the history of Lima. There is a massive cross at the top which is lit up in the evenings, Beautiful place to see. There is also a museum.
Going to Lima, you need to enter this beautiful archaeological site into your plans, dating back to the Pre-Inca times. There is still a lot of unearthing to do as it's a huge religious site, it is located looking over the ocean, on a hill. It can get hot so take comfortable footwear, plenty of water and a sunshade! It is better if you take a guided tour of the museum where the history is explained in great detail.
Everywhere you go, street vendors offer a selection of sweet-toothed desserts for you to try, yummy! Take a walking tour around the windy streets. Plaza Mayor the Ceremonial Center of Lima Escorted Tours
If you love the hustle and bustle of a large city well, Lima is the right place for you. With the never ending car horns being pressed and the streets overflowing with people, you will never get bored in this amazing town.
The Plaza Mayor is worth visiting as there was where most of all the political events have played out including the Spanish inquisition where the public executions took place!!
Another place for your bucket list would be Puno, the people of Puno steal your heart with their real nature and cheeky characters.
Forget about traffic jams or the fact that you are being run over by the three-wheeled cycle tricycles (taxis by bicycle) when they decide to ride in the walkways it is part of the adventure.