"Sip a pisco sour--the country's national drink--at dusk on ..."
About Me
My name is Jorge, and I am a project manager for emergency and redevelopment projects for catastrophe aid.. I love living in Lima because it has a great history, which you have available in an intact, historical/colonial city center. The locals are nice with distinct roots to their indigenous more/lessSponsored
You have to go to
The historical center and the Nueva Esperanza Cemetery (it's the second largest in the world).
Here's one fun activity you can do
Go paragliding over the city and its Pacific coastline.
Don't forget to check out one of my favorite places
I enjoy strolling through the historic center, shopping in colorful handicraft shops with indigenous work.
Enjoy a meal at my favorite restaurant
I suggest going to Brujas del Cachiche and Huaca Pucllana. To try the local dish of ceviche and anticucho, then take a seat at "Rincón Chami."
Here's a doable bucket list for you to do in one day
1. Indian Market in Miraflores.
2. Fish Market in Villa MarÃa del Triunfo.
3.Museo Arqueológico Rafael Larco Herrera.
4. Museo de la Inquisición und Museo del Convento de San Francisco.
5.Tour through the "Pueblo Joven" (city slum) and ascend San Cristóbal to have a lookout over Lima.
2. Fish Market in Villa MarÃa del Triunfo.
3.Museo Arqueológico Rafael Larco Herrera.
4. Museo de la Inquisición und Museo del Convento de San Francisco.
5.Tour through the "Pueblo Joven" (city slum) and ascend San Cristóbal to have a lookout over Lima.
My extra insider tip for you is
Sip a pisco sour--the country's national drink--at dusk on the terrace at "Rosa Nautica", and enjoy a cappuccino in "Café Haiti."
My favorite places to be
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