Lima, Art & Tradition Private Half-Day Tour

Lima, Art & Tradition Private Half-Day Tour

Oleh VIPAC

Pembatalan percuma tersedia

Lihat tiket

Ciri-ciri

Pembatalan percuma tersedia
4j
Baucar mudah alih
Pengesahan serta-merta

Gambaran keseluruhan

Eye-opening exploration of the historical city center
Architectural relics that represent Peru's rich history
Casa de Aliaga, home to the same family for 17 generations
See the the Cathedral, packed with astonishing religious art
Roundtrip transportation

Lokasi aktiviti

Santo Domingo Convent
- Lima, Peru

Titik Pertemuan/Penebusan

Hotel Pickup
- Lima, Peru

Semak ketersediaan

Private Tour

4j
Bahasa Inggeris

Pengembara

Pilihan bahasa: Bahasa Inggeris

Masa bermula: 14:00

Butiran harga

RM 949.09 x 1 PengembaraRM 949.09

Jumlah

Hingga Isn, 20 Okt

Perkara yang dirangkumi dan tidak dirangkumi

Guided private tour of Lima
Admission fees
Roundtrip transportation to and from your Lima hotel
Live tour commentary provided in English
Food and beverages

Ketahui sebelum anda tempah

Please arrange pickup from your hotel or a nearby location when you call to confirm your reservation.
You will receive confirmation of your exact tour departure time when you call to confirm your reservation.
Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning Cathedral is closed. Entrance to Lima Art Museum – MALI is offered instead.Cathedral of Lima is not open on some national holidays.
Cathedral of Lima is not open on some national holidays.

Perkara yang anda boleh jangka

An exclusive and intense excursion to the historical city center to tour the architectural relics that are part of the World’s Cultural Heritage. Our starting point is Santo Domingo Convent, along which corridors San Martin de Porres and San Rosa de Lima used to walk around in the 17th century, and where their remains rest today. Afterwards, we will walk to Casa Aliaga to disclose the secrets of this traditional family with 17 generations. We will continue our visit to the Cathedral, a jewel of religious art and part of the history of Lima, and then to San Francisco Convent, monumental legacy of the colonial times.