Plaza San Martín : it was inaugurated in 1921 during the centenary of the independence of Peru. Surrounded by majestic buildings of European architecture, it represents a fundamental stage of the modern history of the country. The historic Hotel Bolivar : preserves the classic charm of aristocratic Lima and is part of the most important urban heritage of the historic center.

Union Jirón : we will walk along an emblematic street that overflows with history and culture. Discover the colorful murals and historic buildings that hold fascinating stories as you immerse yourself in the essence of Lima.

Basilica of La Merced : One of the most important churches in central Lima. Its beautiful Baroque façade and deep religious value make this basilica a must-see within the historical route of the city center.

Lima Plaza de Armas : Founded by Francisco Pizarro in 1535, this square represents the origin of Lima and the Viceroyalty of Peru. Surrounded by imposing colonial buildings, it allows you to know the true political, religious and cultural center of the country.

House of Peruvian Literature : Located in the old train station of Desamparados, this elegant republican building today houses one of the most important cultural spaces in the country. Here you will learn part of the literary and cultural identity of Peru.

Museum of the Convent of San Francisco and Catacombs: These famous catacombs reveal funerary practices of the time and are part of one of the most important religious ensembles in Peru.

Barranco : artistic and bohemian heart of Lima, a neighborhood that seduces by its perfect mix of culture, history and sea. Its streets lined with colorful murals, towering republican houses, art galleries and charming cafes create a unique atmosphere.