Barranco Central Park is a picturesque public space located in the heart of this bohemian district of Lima. Surrounded by colonial architecture and modern cafés, it is an ideal place to stroll, relax and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere. Its large square, trees and monuments make it a meeting point for locals and tourists.

The Holy Cross of Barranco Parish has a neocolonial style, which is a reinterpretation of colonial architecture with more modern elements, but maintaining the traditional charm of colonial structures. This style is characterized by simplicity in its shapes and sobriety, with decorative details such as columns, arches and a facade of light tones that reflect the time of its construction. It is one of the most representative churches in Barranco and an icon of the district’s architectural heritage.

Barranco murals are a vibrant artistic expression that adorns the streets of the district. With themes ranging from cultural to contemporary, they reflect the bohemian spirit of the area. Some of the best-known murals are in places like Fisherman's Alley and near the Bridge of Sighs.

The murals of Jade Rivera are a series of urban artworks created by renowned Peruvian artist Jade Rivera. These murals stand out for their unique and expressive style, which fuses elements of Peruvian culture with contemporary techniques. Rivera uses his murals to explore themes such as identity, memory and social transformation. Some of his best known works are located in public spaces in Lima, especially Barranco, and have become a reference of urban art in Peru.

The Bridge of Sighs is an iconic wooden bridge located in Barranco, Lima, built in the 19th century. Famous for its beauty and the romantic legends surrounding it, it is considered a symbol of the district. From there, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Lima coastline, making it a must-see for both tourists and local residents.

The Mirador Sousa is an observation point located in Barranco, Lima, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the district. Located near the coast, this viewpoint is a popular place to enjoy the scenery, especially at sunset. In addition, its strategic location allows visitors to appreciate the natural beauty of Barranco and its historic architecture in one place.