Colonial Lima: History, Culture + Catacombs Tour

The Love Park is one of Lima’s most iconic and romantic places, opened in 1993 in honor of love and friendship. This charming space invites visitors to explore its colorful mosaics inspired by Gaudí’s style, enjoy phrases and poems dedicated to love, and admire the iconic sculpture “El Beso” by renowned Peruvian artist Victor Delfín, all accompanied by a spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean.

Huaca Pucllana is an impressive pre-Inca archaeological complex located in the heart of Lima. During the outside visit, visitors will appreciate its majestic adobe pyramid and learn part of the history and legacy of one of the oldest cultures on the Peruvian coast, in an environment that combines tradition and modernity.

Panoramic tour of Plaza San Martin, one of the most important and traditional squares in Lima. This iconic space stands out for its republican architecture, historical monuments and cultural atmosphere, becoming an emblematic point of the capital’s Historic Center.

Lima’s Plaza de Armas, located in the heart of the Historic Center, is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, surrounded by important colonial buildings such as Lima Cathedral and the Government Palace.

Exterior view of the historic Desamparados Station, an elegant neoclassical style construction located in the Historic Center of Lima, recognized for its architectural value and its importance in the railway history of Peru.

Monastery of San Francisco and its catacombs, one of the most important religious complexes in Lima. It is notable for its famous catacombs, where approximately 70,000 human remains rest distributed in crypts ornate with bones. It also houses an impressive historical library and a majestic neoclassical basilica.