Alameda Chabuca Granda is a pedestrian strip behind the Government Palace featuring street entertainment and snacks. In these blocks you’ll
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Why is this site called “Lima City of Kings?” “Ciudad de los Reyes” is one of Lima’s nicknames, along with
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Perseid Press has recently released a book I wrote which deals with my misadventures while living and working in Lima,
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Bar Maury, pictured above, invented the Pisco Sour in the early 1900s when an American guest asked for a whiskey
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Peru’s plutonium-colored soda, Inca Kola, tastes like bubblegum. Started by a British family in the 1930s, the brand is now
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Chicha Morada is a juice made by boiling purple corn, pineapple and apple, then adding lime, sugar and cinnamon. It
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Suspiro de Limeña may be the namesake, but by popularity Picarones are the undisputed champion of Lima desserts. The fried
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Suspiro de Limeña, or Lima Woman’s Sigh, is a parfait made of condensed milk, eggs, and sweet-red-wine meringue. It’s served
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