Before diving into the historic heart of the city, we’ll pass by the Park of the Reserve on a panoramic tour aboard the Mirabus. This park is home to the famous Magic Water Circuit, recognized with a Guinness World Record. Enjoy the world’s largest fountain complex in a public park. Panoramic tour.

The Palace of Justice of Peru is an impressive building located in Lima, serving as the main headquarters of the country's Judiciary. Inaugurated in 1939, its monumental design, inspired by the Palace of Justice in Brussels, reflects the significance of the judicial system in Peruvian society. With its neoclassical architecture, it houses the Supreme Court of Justice and administrative offices. It stands as a symbol of the rule of law and an important historical and cultural landmark in Peru.

San Martín Square, inaugurated in 1921 in the heart of Lima, is a symbol of the centenary of Peru's independence. Surrounded by elegant neocolonial-style buildings, it is distinguished by its imposing central monument honoring the liberator Don José de San Martín. This iconic city landmark is perfect for appreciating its history and architecture. Panoramic tour.

We explore Grau Square, the Naval Heroes Promenade, and San Martín Square. We'll stroll through the pedestrian streets of the historic center, where the most important government buildings stand, such as the Presidential Palace, the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima, the Archbishop's Palace, and the Lima Cathedral. This walking tour will take place as long as the Plaza de Armas of Lima is

The Convent of San Francisco de Jesús El Grande in Lima, inaugurated in 1672, is a prominent monument of Peruvian viceregal art and a Cultural Heritage of the Nation. Since 1968, it has housed a museum preserving a rich historical and artistic collection accumulated by the Franciscan order over more than 400 years. The collection includes architecture, paintings, liturgical ornaments, silverware, and more. The Catacombs, featuring human remains in underground passages, are a notable attraction. The convent also hosts cultural activities such as lectures, courses, concerts, and artistic performances.