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City Tour Lima - Half day
This tour is one of the best ways to experience Lima, combining history, culture, and modern attractions. You will visit the city’s most iconic landmarks, colonial monuments, and traditional neighborhoods while learning about Peru’s rich heritage and vibrant local culture.
The tour concludes with the spectacular Magic Water Circuit, featuring 13 electronically controlled fountains with light, music, and water displays. Designed for a minimum of two people, this experience offers the perfect balance between history and entertainment for an unforgettable visit to Lima.
We begin with hotel pick-up between 2:00 and 3:00 PM. Our first stops include a panoramic visit to the Park of Love, one of the most romantic spots in the city, offering stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. We will also enjoy a panoramic view of Huaca Pucllana, an important pre-Inca archaeological complex located in the heart of Miraflores.
Next, we head to Lima’s Historic Center, where you will explore the city’s colonial heritage. During this guided walk, you will visit the Plaza de Armas, admire the Presidential Palace of Peru, stop by the ChocoMuseo Lima, and enter the impressive San Francisco Monastery. Inside the monastery, you will discover its historic library, choir area, and the famous catacombs, where over 25,000 burials once took place.
Afterward, we continue to the Park of the Reserve, home to the renowned Magic Water Circuit. Opened in 2007 as part of an urban renewal project, this neoclassical park spans eight hectares and features 13 high-tech fountains synchronized with music, lights, and laser effects, creating an unforgettable evening show.
At the end of this magical experience, we return you to your hotel, arriving between 8:00 and 9:00 PM approximately.
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