It is a pre-Inca archaeological complex located in the Miraflores district, its name comes from the Quechua term "pucllay," which means game or fun, suggesting that this place may have had a ceremonial or entertainment purpose in the past. Built by the Lima culture between 200 and 700 AD.

Located in the center of the city, this iconic square has witnessed fundamental events in the country's history since the founding of the city by Francisco Pizarro in 1535. Surrounded by imposing colonial buildings, the Plaza de Armas is an architectural jewel and a unmissable landmark.

The Convent of San Francisco, a baroque architectural gem in the heart of Lima, stands out for its colonial facade, impressive underground catacombs that reveal historical funerary practices, a library with ancient manuscripts and a museum with religious art.

The Magic Water Circuit in Lima is an impressive visual spectacle with illuminated fountains, music and special effects, including the Fountain of Fantasy and the Tunnel of Surprises.