We are going to stop in front of Huaca Pucllana wich is an arqueological site, and get some historical information about Lima culture, wich was a pre inca culture and was located around Lima´s valley.

We are going to have a panoramic view crossing among thousands of olive trees in the middle of San Isidro district, these trees were brought by the spaniards in the colonial time and had an importance for that era more than just a food.

We are going to pass in front of this place wich is considerated like the bigest water fountain park around the world by Guinness World Records.

We will see also the Justice Palace of Peru, which is a replica of the Justice Palace of Belgium just with a tiny diference.

We are going to give you the history about the Pisco Sour, which is a famous peruvian cocktail, and this hotel saves the secret about this.

This important square is there since Peru was celebrating one hundred years of independence(1921), is an iconic place where there is a sculpture made of bronze wich represents the Liberator of Peru Jose De San Martin. This place is surrounded by nice french building from 19th century.

We are going to do a walking tour along this street, having a nice view of nice and world heritage buildings, and of course come stories are waiting for you.

In this museum we are going to see how religious life was in colonial time, its cloister which is decorated with amazing tiles, paintings, fruit trees and also this museum has one of the oldest library in south america, and of course its catacumbs and crypts which was used as a cemetery hundreds of years.

This is the most important square of all Perú, here is the presidential house, the city hall, cathedral, house of the archbishop and avery day we have the changing or guards in front of the presidential house, playing some preruvian songs.