We will start by seeing the vast Pacific Ocean, we are the only capital of South America that has this beautiful view. We'll walk through this park telling him because it's so special.

Within the modernity of the Miraflores district is hidden a Pre-Inca infrastructure, an archaeological complex dating from 200 to 700 AD belonging to the "Lima" culture

In 1560, during the Viceroyalty of Peru, Antonio de Rivera imported the first olive plants from Seville into the country and only three of them survived and prospered. Almost two hundred years later, more than 2000 olive trees were recorded and are currently in a forest of 10 hectares. It is now a national monument

One of the most important squares in Peru! Starting point for our walking tours of the historic center of Lima. This square built in 1921 in celebration of the first 100 years of independence.

We will "twirl" word frequently used in times past, mandatory point of passage for all of us heading to Lima's main square. This was one of the main trading routes that today leaves us beautiful houses and balconies of the time.

Plaza de Armas, also called Plaza Mayor, is the birthplace of Lima. This is where Francisco Pizarro founded the city of Lima in 1535, and is therefore the oldest square in the city. Historical grandeur is reflected in the buildings surrounding the square, such as the Government Palace, the Archbishop's Palace and the Cathedral.

Explore the enigmatic catacombs, silent witnesses of centuries past, and marvel at the colonial architecture that holds countless secrets.