• Parque Kennedy - Central Park of Miraflores - Kennedy Park is a vibrant hub in Miraflores, serving as a gathering spot for both locals and tourists. Visitors can enjoy street performers, craft markets, cafes, and restaurants, along with the well-known cats that roam freely in the park. It’s a fantastic place to soak in the city’s atmosphere, unwind, and experience the urban life of Lima.
• The Ricardo Palma House Museum - Situated in Miraflores, the Ricardo Palma House Museum was the final home of the esteemed Peruvian writer Ricardo Palma, known for his work “Peruvian Traditions.” Visitors can explore personal belongings, manuscripts, original books, and period furniture, gaining insight into his life and his impact on Peruvian literature. This stop is perfect for connecting with Peru’s cultural and intellectual heritage.
• Raúl Porras Barrenechea House Museum - This museum was once the home of the distinguished Peruvian historian, diplomat, and scholar Raúl Porras Barrenechea. Visitors can admire his personal library, historical documents, photographs, and original furnishings, while learning about his intellectual legacy and contributions to Peru’s history and diplomacy. It is an essential place to understand 20th-century Peruvian thought and culture.
• La Tarumba - La Tarumba is Peru’s most iconic circus, established in 1984 by Fernando Zevallos. It blends acrobatics, theater, music, and humor, offering performances rich in Peruvian identity and social commentary. Attendees can enjoy a modern, creative, and family-friendly circus that has become a cultural emblem of Lima and the nation.
• ChocoMuseo - The ChocoMuseum is an engaging and educational venue where visitors can learn about the history of Peruvian cocoa and its significance in the chocolate world. Guests can observe the cocoa-to-chocolate process, enjoy tastings, participate in interactive workshops, and purchase artisanal products. It’s a perfect stop to learn about, enjoy, and savor Peruvian chocolate.
• Huaca Pucllana - Huaca Pucllana is an ancient ceremonial site located in Miraflores. Visitors can explore a large adobe pyramid, learn about Lima’s pre-Hispanic cultures, discover rituals, offerings, and ceramics, and understand how this structure was engineered to withstand earthquakes. It offers a unique glimpse into ancient history right in the city’s heart.

• Chocolate Tasting
• Outside visit to Huaca Pucllana
• Official Tourism Guide

• Tips

Embark on a journey through Lima’s fascinating history with a tour of Miraflores and Huaca Pucllana, spanning from pre-Inca times to the modern day. Begin at Miraflores Central Park and make stops at renowned sites like the Ricardo Palma House and the Souvenirs Market. This tour also features a complimentary chocolate tasting, adding an extra treat to your adventure. Perfect for those seeking cultural immersion and a taste of local cuisine.

• Enjoy a 2-hour tour with guides who are passionate about tourism
• Explore significant locations in Miraflores, including Kennedy Park and Huaca Pucllana
• Complimentary chocolate tasting is part of the tour

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