Parque del Amor is one of the parks in Lima with the most visits by tourists and locals, due to its history and the spectacular view of the sea. Inaugurated in honor of Valentine's Day, the Love Park is known as such as a product of the custom of lovers to enjoy the sunset from there. Lima's parks are characterized by their greenery, especially in Miraflores, this park being one of the must-see places on your visit to the city.

Huaca Pucllana is an archaeological site belonging to the Lima culture from the period of regional developments, located in the district of Miraflores, city of Lima, capital of Peru

San Francisco de Lima is an outstanding example of a convent complex from the colonial period in Latin America, and is one of the most complete.

The Historic Center of Lima offers testimony of the architectural and urban development of a Spanish colonial city of great political, economic and cultural relevance in Latin America. It represents an exceptional expression of a regional cultural process, which preserves its architectural, technological, typological, historical, aesthetic and urban values adapted to the materials, climate, seismic movements and social demands of the locality and time.

Plaza San Martín is a public space located on block 9 of Nicolás de Piérola Avenue (former Colmena Avenue) within the historic center of Lima in Peru. In 1988 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and is considered one of the most representative public spaces in the city of Lima.

El Olivar Forest is a public park located in the San Isidro district, in the city of Lima, capital of Peru. With 10 hectares of extension, it is one of the most outstanding attractions of the district. It was declared a National Monument on December 16, 1959.