You will see one of the most representative public spaces of the city of Lima, that maintains uniformity with respect to its buildings' facades. Its overall appearance is primarily baroque. It was built to honour the first centenary of Peruvian independence, in the center you will see our liberator Don Jose de San Martin

You will explore a long pedestrian street lined with plenty of business, it was for many decades the most important boulevard of the city, often described as the most aristocratic, where many of the most affluent citizens of the city and most powerful men around the world would meet. This street ends in the Main Square or Plaza de Armas

Here you will see an impressive Square, the oldest public place in Lima. ... In colonial Lima the main square was the economic center of the city. The beautiful buildings that sorrounds this lovely Square, are the Cathedral, the Archbishop Palace, the Government Palace and the Lima City Hall.

you will appreciate an important Peruvian monastery with a Baroque style that is also a part of the famous Historic Centre in Lima It also has underground the catacombs and the library.

you will see in this Water Park 13 water fountains with lights which are a spectacle. Each one is different from the others. You can even play games in the fountains. One game is to try not to get wet, but if you do get wet, make sure you bring some emergency clothes.