Since its invention in the mid-twentieth century in Lima, pollo a la brasa (Peruvian-style rotisserie chicken) has soundly become one
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Since its invention in the mid-twentieth century in Lima, pollo a la brasa (Peruvian-style rotisserie chicken) has soundly become one
Read moreFirst established in Arequipa and Cusco in 2012, Museo Del Pisco quickly became one of Peru’s most revered artisanal cocktail bars,
Read moreOfficially known as the Master Priest Matty Cemetery, Presbitero Maestro is the oldest cemetery in Lima. Located in the Barrios
Read moreParque de la Reserva is a park located downtown which is best known for the Magic Water Circuit. In the
Read moreParque de la Exposicion was built in the 19th century to host the International Exhibition, a modest World’s Fair showcasing
Read moreAlameda Chabuca Granda is a pedestrian strip behind the Government Palace featuring street entertainment and snacks. In these blocks you’ll
Read morePlaza San Martin is a large city square located in downtown Lima. The plaza was named for Jose de San Martin,
Read moreLima’s Plaza de Armas, also called Plaza Mayor, is home to the Cathedral of Lima, the Archbishop’s Palace, the Government
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