Kennedy Park is one of the liveliest places in Miraflores and a meeting point for both locals and visitors. Here you will find street artists, craft fairs, cafes and restaurants, as well as the famous cats that live freely in the park. It is an excellent place to feel the atmosphere of the city, relax and enjoy the urban life of Lima.

The Ricardo Palma House Museum is located in Miraflores and was the last residence of renowned Peruvian writer Ricardo Palma, author of Peruvian Traditions. During the visit you can see personal items, manuscripts, original books and period furniture, and learn more about his life and his contribution to Peruvian literature. It is an ideal stop to connect with the cultural and intellectual history of Peru.

The Raúl Porras Barrenechea House Museum was the residence of prominent Peruvian historian, diplomat and academic Raúl Porras Barrenechea. During the visit you can appreciate his personal library, historical documents, photographs and original furniture, as well as know his intellectual legacy and his contribution to the history and diplomacy of Peru. It is a key space to understand Peruvian thought and culture of the 20th century.

La Tarumba is the most emblematic circus in Peru, founded in 1984 by Fernando Zevallos. It combines acrobatics, theater, music and humor, creating shows full of Peruvian identity and social message. During the visit or function, the public can enjoy a modern, creative and familiar circus, which has become a cultural symbol of Lima and the country.

The ChocoMuseum is a fun and educational space where you can discover the history of Peruvian cocoa and its importance in the world of chocolate. Here you can see the cocoa-to-chocolate process, taste tastings, participate in interactive workshops and buy artisan products. It is an ideal stop to learn, enjoy and taste Peruvian chocolate.

La Huaca Pucllana is an ancient ceremonial center located in Miraflores. During the visit you will see a large adobe pyramid, learn about Lima’s pre-Hispanic cultures, learn about rituals, offerings and ceramics, and discover how this construction was designed to withstand earthquakes. It is a unique experience of ancient history in the heart of the city.