Our first stop will be the charming Love Park, a romantic spot inaugurated in 1993. Its centerpiece, “The Kiss”, a beautiful work by renowned artist Víctor Delfín, portrays two lovers sharing an endless embrace — a true symbol of passion and connection in Lima.

We continue to Huaca Pucllana, an extraordinary pre-Inca archaeological site dating back to 200–700 A.D. This adobe pyramid was an important religious and political complex for the Lima civilization. Please note that the visit is panoramic — we observe the site from the outside only.

Our next stop is the Olive Park, a serene green space that preserves hundreds of olive trees planted centuries ago. Here, you’ll also find exhibits of traditional olive oil machinery, as well as a peaceful pond with fish and turtles, creating the perfect spot to relax and enjoy nature.

Our next stop is Barranco, the city’s most colorful and artistic area, where every wall tells a story through its beautiful murals and street art. Experience its trendy, bohemian vibe, and take a moment to make a wish at the Bridge of Sighs, one of Lima’s most romantic landmarks. LUNCH: at midday there will be a break of 1 hour 30 minutes so you can have lunch. We will recommend you some good local restaurants.

In the second part of the tour, we’ll visit San Martín Square, built in the early 1900s to commemorate 100 years of Peru’s independence. Surrounded by elegant neoclassical buildings, this plaza stands as one of Lima’s most beautiful landmarks and a symbol of the city’s architectural splendor.

Then, we’ll head to Lima’s Main Square, the most iconic and historically significant plaza in Peru. Here, you’ll admire remarkable landmarks such as the Presidential Palace, the City Hall of Lima, the Cathedral, and the elegant Archbishop’s Palace, all showcasing the grandeur of Lima’s colonial architecture.

Finally, we’ll visit one of the most fascinating museums in downtown Lima, where your expert guide will share insights into the rich history of Peru’s capital. The highlight of this visit is exploring the underground catacombs, an impressive network of tunnels and chambers that reveal a captivating glimpse into Lima’s colonial past.