• Plaza San Martin - This is the traditional gathering spot, offering the best, easiest, and safest location to meet without any spoilers.
• Jiron de La Union - Known as the most iconic and renowned street in all of Lima City, it was once the most aristocratic street for Spanish descendants.
• Iglesia y Convento La Merced - This is an essential quick stop.
• Plaza de Armas (Plaza Mayor) - This is the most significant attraction on the tour for many travelers, rich with stories.
• Taulichusco monument - This stone serves as a reminder of the last pre-Inka ruler of the Ishma culture.
• La Casa de la Gastronomia Peruana - Formerly used for Mailing and Telegraph, it later became a Gastronomic Museum.

• Professional Tour Guide

• Transportation (Drop Off)

You thought you’d experienced it all… until you joined us.

If you’ve already explored another city tour, consider giving Lima—and yourself—another opportunity. Join us and experience the difference.

This is NOT your typical historical city tour.

If you’re seeking a tour centered on dates, viceroys, churches, and colonial trivia, this isn’t the one for you.

This journey offers a cultural and anthropological exploration of Lima: identity, race, power, memory, social class, contradictions, and resistance. All of this is conveyed through engaging storytelling and humor on the streets by professional guides and storytellers.

We do discuss history, but only as a means to understand deeper cultural processes. Anticipate a critical deconstruction of official narratives, challenging topics, and an authentic view of Peru beyond the typical postcard.

• Not Recommended for not open-minded people

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.