Here you can see a large adobe pyramid, learn how Lima’s pre-Hispanic cultures lived, discover ceramics, rituals and offerings, and learn why this construction was designed to withstand earthquakes. It is a perfect experience to connect with the millennial history of Peru without leaving the city.

are located under the Convent of San Francisco, in the Historic Center of Lima. During the visit you can walk underground passageways, see human remains organized symbolically, such as the famous circular bone shaft, and learn how ancient colonial funeral rituals worked. It is one of the most striking places in the city and a must-see stop to understand colonial Lima and its history.

Lima’s Plaza Mayor is the historic heart of the city and the place where Lima was founded in 1535. Here you will find iconic buildings such as the Cathedral, the Government Palace and the Municipal, as well as colonial balconies and the oldest central fountain in the city. It is the ideal point to know the history, traditions and current life of the Historic Center.

The Church and Convent of Santo Domingo is one of the most important temples in the Historic Center of Lima. Here you can see the relics of Santa Rosa de Lima and San Martín de Porres, and during the visit you can see cloisters with Sevillian tiles, colonial courtyards and climb to its tower, from where you get a unique view of the city. It is a key place to know the faith, history and colonial architecture of Lima.