• Plaza San Martin - Established in 1921 to commemorate the centennial of independence, this square is a symbol of Lima. It features the statue of Don José de San Martín and is surrounded by elegant structures like the Gran Hotel Bolívar. Its neoclassical and Art Nouveau architecture makes it a significant historical and cultural landmark in central Lima.
• Jiron de La Union - This is the most iconic street in Lima’s Historic Center, known for linking Plaza San Martin with Plaza Mayor. Once the city’s most fashionable area, it is now a pedestrian walkway filled with shops, historic architecture, and vibrant urban life. Strolling here offers a glimpse into 400 years of Lima’s history.
• Iglesia y Convento La Merced - Situated on Jirón de la Unión, this church is a Baroque masterpiece and one of Lima’s oldest temples. Founded in 1535 by the Mercedary Order, it was established almost simultaneously with the city. Its intricately carved stone facade and golden altarpieces are renowned for their beauty. The first official Mass in Lima was celebrated here.
• Plaza de Armas (Plaza Mayor) - Also referred to as Plaza de Armas, it is the historic core of Lima, founded by Francisco Pizarro in 1535. The Government Palace, Lima Cathedral, and Municipal Palace are located here. It is the birthplace of the city and the site where Peru’s Independence was declared in 1821.
• Basílica and Convent of San Francisco, Lima - This 17th-century religious complex is one of the most treasured sites in Lima’s Historic Center. Its Baroque architecture is stunning in both the church and convent. Highlights include the colonial library and catacombs, which served as a cemetery during the viceroyal era. It is a place rich in history and mystery, part of the World Heritage Site.
• Parque de la Muralla - Located by the Rimac River, this park preserves remnants of the ancient wall that encircled Lima in the 17th century to protect it from pirates. Today, it is a recreational area with gardens, viewpoints, and a monument to Francisco Pizarro, the city’s founder. From here, visitors can enjoy beautiful views of Cerro San Cristobal.

• Official Tourism Guide
• Pisco Tasting (Optional)

• Tips
• Revenue to payment locations
• Purchases or additional.

Explore the historic center of Lima on a captivating 2-hour walking tour. This journey will lead you to the renowned squares of San Martin and Mayor, where the vibrant history and colonial architecture are vividly displayed. Wander through culturally rich streets, allowing each corner to share its story. With the guidance of an expert, gain a unique perspective on the city’s heritage.

• 2-hour tour of Lima’s historic center
• Visit Plaza San Martin and Plaza Mayor
• Dive into Lima’s rich history and culture

Please note: Tickets and tips are not included.

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