• Plaza San Martín - At Plaza San Martín, the discussion will focus on the surrounding monuments, the independence of Peru, and its two liberators, Don José de San Martín and Simón Bolívar.
• Gran Hotel Bolivar Lima - Discover the origins and history of the Gran Hotel Bolívar, with a special emphasis on the renowned pisco, La Catedral, celebrated as the best pisco sour in Peru.
• Jiron de La Union - Enjoy a stroll along Jirón de la Unión, exploring its historic buildings and learning about its rich traditions, both ancient and modern.
• Iglesia De La Merced - The Mercedarians, one of the five religious orders, were the third to arrive in Lima. During Christmas, a competition is held to determine which church has the best Nativity scene, with this church winning for five consecutive years. Nearby, we will also visit Peru’s first bank.
• Pasaje de José Olaya - In tribute to the hero José Olaya, who never divulged information to the Spanish troops, this area features one of the finest restaurants, Senior Blue, known for its exceptional ceviche.
• Hotel Maury - This hotel is where the original pisco sour was first crafted. The history of the first pisco sour will be explored.
• Plaza de Armas (Plaza Mayor) - Discover why it is called Plaza de Armas and known as the City of Kings. The surrounding monuments will be explained, and Francisco Pizarro’s hat, the founder of Lima, is hidden here.
• Cathedral of Lima - Learn about the various architectural styles with a 10-minute introduction to its history and secrets. Discover the names of the three doors of the Cathedral and find the hat of Lima’s founder, Francisco Pizarro.
• Palacio Arzobispal De Lima - Known as the Parents’ House, the discussion will cover the balconies, their history, style, and the origin of the closed-clothes girls.
• Government Palace of Peru - The story of Taulichusco, the last ruler of Lima, will be shared, along with Francisco Pizarro, the founder of Lima, followed by the viceroys’ residence and finally the presidents’ house.
• ChocoMuseo Kennedy - Also referred to as the auditor’s house, here participants will enjoy a chocolate class and sample various chocolate products.
• Casa de la Literatura Peruana - A hub of Peruvian art, featuring Lima’s first printing press, Mario Vargas Llosa’s library, and the first train used during the mestizaje era.
• Quiero Mi Alpaca - Participate in a class to learn how to identify genuine baby alpaca, the material used for Lima’s handcrafted garments.
• Basílica and Convent of San Francisco, Lima - An explanation of the creation of the catacombs, their conclusion, causes, and consequences will be provided.
• Pisco Sour - Conclude the tour with a special Pisco Sour class, including a tasting of five different pisco sour flavors.

• Meals
• Alcoholic beverages

Delve into the vibrant heart of Lima and soak up its rich history with a tour of the historic center. This walking tour invites you to explore stunning colonial architecture, including the Lima Cathedral and the Government Palace. Enjoy captivating tales from knowledgeable guides who bring the city’s culture and history to life. This tour is perfect for history and culture enthusiasts, offering travelers a chance to experience the essence of Lima in a welcoming and accessible setting.

• Walking tour of Lima’s historic center
• Visit iconic landmarks like the Cathedral and the Government Palace
• Knowledgeable guides share stories and intriguing facts about the city
• Perfect for travelers interested in Lima’s history and culture

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