Plaza Francia is a gift from the French colony in Lima, to commemorate the centenary of Peru's independence in 1921. In the center of the small park there is a beautiful statue and we will externally appreciate the famous church of the blue recoleta.

your local tour guide will take you to visit this very nice square loved by locals because the gardens and nice atmosphere. Your guide will also give you a good introduction to the history of the country its people and local life.

Rue incontournable, vous serez entouré d'une architecture remarquable, de magnifiques balcons en bois, d'impressionnantes gravures rupestres, d'églises monumentales et d'autels religieux. L'ambiance locale, les boutiques, les restaurants de poulet et la musique locale rendront votre journée passionnante et inoubliable !

after finish our exploration through the Union street then we will take you through the Ucayali and Lampa streets to enjoy all the Lima city history and learn about their people and life. at the end of these streets we will go to visit one of the HIGHLIGHTS! of Lima city which is the San Francisco Monastery! but not only that we also will take you to visit its inside CATACOMBS which says a lot about the culture and traditions of localsliving in Lima city during the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries colonial time. we think this is one of the attractions who will make your tour and visit Memorable!

Nous vous emmènerons à l'entrée pour une explication détaillée de ce bâtiment, la résidence la plus importante du pays. Notre président y vit et y travaille. La relève de la garde, censée avoir lieu tous les jours à midi, est un événement fréquent. C'est un endroit magnifique à voir de l'extérieur, mais nous n'entrerons pas à l'intérieur.

this is another HIGHLIGHT! on your tour, is not other than amazing! of course it has an influence of Spain in the architecture (because we been a colony before) is more than atractive and lovely, sourronded with the first palaces,mansions palaces and castles builded in southamerica, the main garden of the square is very well done treated too, remember before we take you to reach this place we will take you for a walking tour through the Ancash street to visit the "Happy Inka market" where you will see beautiful art of locals, indigenous carvings and textile, you will have an opportunity to get a souvenir in here if you like, recommended

Catedral de Lima

Lovely street where locals go to enjoy their day, normally you find temporary exhibitions in there, comfortable atmosphere with a always fresh breze in the air. This place hide the MOST IMORTANT sacred rock for the still living natives, this sacred place is still used to do offerings and payments to the gods like mother earth and natives from Peru came here to do different type of rituals including dances to keep their culture and energy alive. Sacred place good to go and learn.

This convent is considered the oldest in Southamerica which during the 17th century had the tallest tower in the whole continent, still these days works as convent and has and impressive facade and shiny inside front altar, you will be visiting this place from outside especially.