• Museo de Sitio y Santuario Arqueológico de Pachacamac - Explore the new site museum within the Pachacamac Archaeological Complex, showcasing ceramics, textiles, and jewelry crafted by the Lima, Wari, Ychsma, and Inca cultures. Visitors will also learn about the god Pachacamac.

• El Santuario de Pachacamac - During the visit to the archaeological complex, several key locations will be explored to discuss the cultural development, lifestyles, diets, religions, offerings, and more of the ancient cultures. The tour includes stops at:

• The Acllawasi (House of the Chosen Girls)

• The Pyramid with Ramp

• The Qhapaq Ñan (Inca Trail)

• The House of Taurichumpi

• The Max Uhle Cemetery

• The Old Temple

• The Painted Temple

• The Temple of the Sun

Each location provides insights into the rich history and traditions of these ancient cultures.

• Miraflores - Enjoy a delightful Peruvian lunch before continuing the city tour.

Note: Lunch is not included, but the tour guide will assist in organizing it.

• Plaza San Martin - Visit San Martín Square, established to commemorate Peruvian independence. The square features a significant statue of General San Martín and is surrounded by beautiful buildings, including the Colón Theater, the Gran Hotel Bolívar, and the National Club.
• Gran Hotel Bolívar Lima - Once one of the most luxurious hotels, it hosted many artists, singers, and presidents who enjoyed its splendid rooms.
• Jirón de La Unión - A key street in Lima’s historic center, featuring numerous mansions from the era and the impressive Church of La Merced, with its awe-inspiring facade.
• Catacumbas del Convento de San Francisco - A popular attraction in downtown Lima, this church houses the famous Catacombs, once a public cemetery. Visitors can also explore its stunning rooms, including a library with over 25,000 original books, a choir room with remarkable wood carvings, and the main cloister adorned with original Sevillian tiles.
• Lima Main Square - A prominent square in Lima, surrounded by significant buildings like the Government Palace, the Cathedral, and the Municipality of Lima. At its center is a beautiful bronze fountain with a rich history.
• Cathedral of Lima - The Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica of Lima, the Primate of Peru, is the country’s most important church and an architectural masterpiece located in the Plaza de Armas, at the heart of Lima’s Historic Center.

Note: The museum is not visited, but an explanation is provided from the outside.

• Convento Máximo de Nuestra Señora del Santísimo Rosario - Iglesia de Santo Domingo is one of Lima’s most historic religious sites, featuring a large convent built on land granted to Dominican friar Vicente de Valverde.

Note: Panoramic tour (explanation is from the outside).

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Pick up and drop off at your accommodation (San Isidro, Miraflores or Barranco)
• Official Tourist Guide (English and Spanish)
• Entrance ticket to the Museum and Archaeological Complex of Pachacamac
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance ticket to the Catacombs
• Local lunch
• Professional driver

• Breakfast
• Tips

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through Peru’s remarkable history, beginning at the Pachacamac Archaeological Complex. Here, explore the intriguing evolution of pre-Inca and Inca cultures, examining ancient structures and their vital roles in ceremonial practices and everyday life.

Then, proceed to the Historic Center of Lima, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that beautifully illustrates Peru’s colonial and republican periods. During this journey, admire the detailed facades, grand churches, and lively plazas that reflect the city’s rich history and cultural development.

This exceptional opportunity is more than just a tour; it’s an immersive experience that enables appreciation of the artistic and architectural accomplishments of two distinct civilizations.

Excellence, honesty, and punctuality are the cornerstones of our services. Our tours are conducted in small groups, with a maximum of 12 participants.

• Small groups (maximum 10 people)
• The Pachacamac archaeological site is located outside the tourist districts, and it takes approximately 45 minutes to get there and 45 minutes to return.
• The historic center is situated about 25 minutes away from this archaeological site, with a return trip also taking around 25 minutes.

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