Full-day: Pachacamac Archaeological Complex including Lunch and Lima City Tour

See where Lima makes its money and the spends it with this intriguing tour that takes you to the bohemian Barranco district, the financial hub of San Isidro and the colonial-era city centre.

Explore trendy Barranco, where art galleries abound in the tree-lined walkways and pubs are scattered around the Central Park. Walk across the Bridge of Sighs; a lovely wooden structure spanning the Bajada de Baños, a stone walkway that runs down to the Pacific through Barranco.

Discover the archaeological site of temple of Pachacamac, built by different civilisations between the years 200 and 1450 AD. This religious compound is made entirely out of clay and houses the giant pyramids of the sun and moon. This comprehensive visit will give you an insight on the culture, history and architecture of both the Inca and pre-Inca people.

Next up is modern Lima, with a visit to San Isidro’s Financial Centre, Golf Club and Olive Grove Park; the city’s oldest natural monument. Stroll around Miraflores, site of Huaca Pucllan, a pre-Inca pyramid-shaped temple that has survived colonisation and the expansion of modern civilisation.

Wander through colonial Lima, a Unesco World Heritage Site, and admire the long, wooden balconies. Then you will be transferred to Lima historical downtown. You will stop at the Main Square located in front of the Presidential Palace. A few blocks away, you will visit Santo Domingo Convent, one of the most impressive religious architectural complexes of the 17th century. It contains the relics of the three peruvian saints and a library with a collection of 25 thousand old books. The visit ends up at your hotel.

Languages
Spanish and English.