Lima is a magical city whose history, stretching back thousands of years, never fails to fascinate all visitors. Join one of the Free Walking Tours in Lima for the perfect introduction to one of the key cities in South America. Sign up for the Essential Lima City Tour for a stroll through its historical center, learning about the three great periods of urban development that helped give shape to the city. If you want to explore the night scene of this vibrant city, choose a Free Walking Night Tour around the district of Barranco. This bohemian neighborhood with a youthful vibe offers the best options when it comes to a night out. Or take a Free Lima Gastronomic Tour and discover the flavors of delicious Peruvian gastronomy. Stroll through the central markets, explore the street stalls, and discover the mixture of cultures that make Peruvian food unique in the world.

With Free Tours in Lima, you will explore must-see landmarks such as Plaza de Armas, the Monastery of San Francisco, and Casa de Aliaga mansion and learn about the thrilling history of Peru. Stop off at Larco Museum to see a fascinating exhibition of pre-Columbian art (there’s also a charming café inside). After you get your bearings around the old city, join another free tour to introduce you to other districts. Start with Miraflores, for a mix of modern and traditional architecture just next to the sea! Art lovers should head towards Monumental Callao, a delightful and colorful hub of galleries, restaurants and street art. For an in-depth look at multicultural Lima, an exploration of its Chinatown is a must. Learn about the key role that the Chinese community played in the development of Peru, discover mouth-watering  ‘chifa’ cuisine, and explore some of the hidden gems of the city.

Lima is a one-of-a-kind destination jam-packed with history, attractions and delicious food. After a morning spent roaming the many sights of the Old Town with Lima Free Walking Tours, try some authentic ceviche made with freshly caught fish; heavenly! Ask your guide for restaurant recommendations. For a break from the city center go to Miraflores and walk along the Malecon boardwalk for spectacular views of the ocean and beach below. Aim to go there in the evening so you can see the sun set over the ocean. Miraflores is also home to Huaca Pucllana, a clay pyramid constructed around 500 AD. A visit here will transport you back over 1000 years. It would be a crime to visit Lima and not try a pisco sour, so head to the district of Barranco for the best bars. If you are looking for lights, music, and fountains, then a visit to the Magic Water Circuit is a must. It is truly a spectacular sight.