• Municipal de Barranco Park - Barranco Central Park is a charming public area situated in the heart of Lima’s bohemian district. Encircled by colonial buildings and modern cafés, it is the perfect spot for a leisurely walk, relaxation, and soaking in the peaceful ambiance. Its expansive square, lush trees, and monuments make it a popular gathering place for both locals and visitors.
• Parroquia La Santisima Cruz - The Holy Cross of Barranco Parish showcases a neocolonial style, blending colonial architecture with modern elements while preserving the traditional allure of colonial designs. This style is marked by its simple forms and elegance, featuring decorative elements like columns, arches, and a light-toned facade that reflects its era of construction. It stands as one of Barranco’s most iconic churches and a symbol of the district’s architectural heritage.
• Bajada de Baños - The murals in Barranco are a lively artistic display that embellishes the district’s streets. With themes ranging from cultural to contemporary, they capture the bohemian essence of the area. Some of the most renowned murals can be found in locations such as Fisherman’s Alley and near the Bridge of Sighs.
• Jade Rivera - The murals by Jade Rivera are a collection of urban artworks crafted by the esteemed Peruvian artist Jade Rivera. These murals are distinguished by their distinctive and expressive style, merging elements of Peruvian culture with modern techniques. Rivera uses his murals to delve into themes like identity, memory, and social change. Some of his most famous pieces are situated in public spaces in Lima, particularly in Barranco, and have become a hallmark of urban art in Peru.
• Puente de los Suspiros - The Bridge of Sighs is a renowned wooden bridge in Barranco, Lima, constructed in the 19th century. Celebrated for its beauty and the romantic tales associated with it, it is regarded as a symbol of the district. From this vantage point, visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the Lima coastline, making it a must-visit for both tourists and locals.
• Mirador Sousa - The Mirador Sousa is a lookout point in Barranco, Lima, offering stunning panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the district. Situated near the coast, this viewpoint is a favored spot for appreciating the scenery, especially at sunset. Additionally, its prime location allows visitors to admire the natural beauty of Barranco and its historic architecture all in one place.

• Gallery Jade Rivera
• Official Tourism Guide
• Gallery Daedalus

• Tips

Uncover the lively essence of Barranco, Lima’s bohemian neighborhood, celebrated for its artistic flair and vivid murals. This walking tour offers an immersive experience in local culture as you admire the breathtaking street art and hear the stories behind each mural from a knowledgeable guide. Discover the unique fusion of history and creativity that characterizes this dynamic area, making it a must-visit for art lovers and cultural explorers alike.

Wander through the artistic streets and renowned murals of Barranco

• Gain insights from an expert guide on the significance of art

• Perfect for art enthusiasts and those seeking a cultural adventure

• Relish a leisurely walking pace through this vibrant neighborhood

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