Once considered the heart of old Lima, this grand plaza features many important architectural monuments and buildings including a magnificent bronze fountain dating from 1650.

This church and monastery of St. Francis (circa 1674) is known for its catacombs that contain the remains of more than 70,000 people and a magnificent library that houses thousands of antique texts

This beachfront residential district features many of Lima's excellent shops, restaurants, nightspots and first class hotels.

San Isidro

Built by millions of adobe bricks, these ruins once served as an administrative center and a pre-Inca ceremonial site dedicated to the God Pachacamac.

General Jose San Martin stands tall and proud upon his horse at the center of this beautiful square.

Its baroque façade is a famous Lima landmark known for its stunning ornate wooden balconies.

The palace has been used as official residence of the Peruvian president since independence and today is also the central seat of the Peruvian government. It is impressive with beauty and elegance.

Lima's downtown center, with its breathtaking architecture and rich history, makes it clear why it deserves to be a Unesco World Heritage Site.

The cathedral is somewhat dedicate to Francisco Pizarro, the conquistador of Peru, his remains are at the cathedral and it is beautiful, the woodwork is incredible an the museum has lots of information, a must see in Peru.

Estacion de Desamparados

Estadio Nacional Soccer Stadium

Parque de la Exposición

Congreso de la República