This exclusive tour of Lima's Historical Center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, starts at the Convent of Santo Domingo, where the Universidad Mayor de San Marcos, the oldest in America, was founded. The site features the country's oldest choir stalls and a historic library with 25,000 books, including 15th-century prints. It also houses the remains of notable saints. The tour continues through the Plaza Mayor, visiting the Government Palace, the Municipality, and the Cathedral, which showcases colonial Lima's art. It concludes at the Larco Museum, offering insights into ancient Peruvian cultures through its collection of gold artifacts, textiles, and ceramics, including access to the museum's warehouse for a closer look at historical art forms.