Your local guide will lead you through this stunning square, a favorite among locals for its manicured gardens and vibrant atmosphere. Here, you’ll receive an insightful introduction to Peru's history, its people, and the rhythm of local life.

This is an unmissable street! As we walk, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of stunning colonial architecture, famous intricate wooden balconies, and monumental churches with impressive stone carvings. The lively atmosphere—filled with local shops, traditional rotisserie chicken restaurants, and the sounds of street music—makes for an exciting, authentic, and truly memorable experience!

After exploring Jirón de la Unión, we will wind through Ucayali and Lampa streets to soak in the city’s rich history and the vibrant daily life of its people. The journey leads us to one of Lima’s most breathtaking attractions: the Monastery of San Francisco and its fascinating underground catacombs. Here, we will step back into the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries to uncover the burial traditions and colonial culture of old Lima. This is truly a highlight that will make your visit unforgettable!

We will enjoy a panoramic view of the most important residence in the country: the Government Palace. This is where the President of Peru lives and works! We’ll witness the tradition of the Changing of the Guard, which takes place here daily. It’s a site defined by majestic architecture and centuries of history—all accompanied by an in-depth explanation from your guide.

As Peru’s oldest official bar, this legendary spot next to the Government Palace is a true historic landmark. Once a favorite of presidents and writers like Ernest Hemingway, it swaps luxury for authentic character and soul. Locals flock here for traditional Ají de Gallina, fresh ceviche, and world-class Pisco Sours. We'll make a quick stop to soak in its timeless atmosphere!

The center of religious authority during the colonial era, this imposing cathedral is a true architectural masterpiece. By historic tradition, no other church in the city could be built taller than its towers. Today, it remains the heart of Peru's most sacred ceremonies and a favorite landmark for local weddings. We will stop at the best vantage point to capture a perfect panoramic photo of its magnificent facade!

This lovely street is a favorite local haunt, known for its open-air art exhibitions and refreshing breeze. Hidden here is the most important sacred rock for Peru’s indigenous communities, a site still used today for "Pagos a la Tierra" (offerings to Mother Earth). You may even witness traditional rituals and dances that keep this ancient culture vibrant and alive. It is a profound place to visit and learn about Peru’s spiritual heritage!

The oldest convent in South America, this site once featured the tallest tower on the continent during the 17th century. Still active today, it boasts a stunning facade and a magnificent gilded main altar. We will view this landmark from the outside as we transition to our transport for your return to the Port of Callao or the airport. If the doors are open, you can peek inside to experience its historic beauty!

The Plaza de Armas is a true highlight, showcasing Spain’s colonial influence through the grand palaces and historic mansions that surround its beautiful central garden. Before reaching the square, we’ll stroll down Ancash Street to visit the "Happy Inka Market." There, you can admire local art, indigenous carvings, and traditional textiles—the perfect opportunity to pick up a unique souvenir of your journey through Lima!

Around 5:30 pm, we’ll enjoy a traditional local dinner before heading to the Magic Water Circuit. A true nighttime highlight, this park holds the Guinness World Record for the largest fountain complex in the world. You’ll explore 13 interactive, illuminated fountains that glow with shifting colors. The experience culminates in a spectacular laser light show synchronized to classical and Peruvian music, where water dances in breathtaking patterns. Finally, we will provide a comfortable transfer back to Callao Port.