Peru is a great tourist destination in South America and Trujillo is its most hidden gem! This compact northern town has a rich history and cultural heritage, and boasts a treasure trove of colonial architecture, beautiful beaches, and nearby UNESCO World Heritage pre-Columbian ruins. Make the most of your trip and get out of the traditional routes of mass tourism with the best Free Walking Tour in Trujillo. A passionate guide will show you the significance of the most relevant landmarks and introduce you to local culture in a fun, engaging way. You will learn how the city was founded in 1534 by Spanish conquistador Diego de Almagro, how it was named after Trujillo, Spain, and how the city became a cotton and sugar cane trade hub.

Your fun Free Tour in Trujillo takes you on a journey through some of its most iconic landmarks, including Armas Square, where you'll learn about the city's founding and the struggles of the local population during colonial times. At the center of the square is the Freedom Monument, commemorating the independence proclamation of Trujillo in 1820 by the Marquis of Torre Tagle. On the north side of the square, you'll find the Cathedral Basilica, a beautiful 16th-century church with a towering façade and elaborate interior. On the south side, you'll find the Palace of the Marquesses of Trujillo, a stunning 18th-century mansion that is now a museum. This is one of the most beautiful and culturally relevant squares in America, so have your camera ready!

Your Trujillo Free Walking Tour will take you for a stroll along Jiron Pizarro Street, known for its vibrant atmosphere and lively energy, with crowds of people walking and browsing the various shops and vendors. You will notice that the street is also a hub of local culture, with street performers, musicians, and other entertainers often found performing on the sidewalk. The street is home to a wide variety of clothing stores, gift shops, restaurants, cafes, and more. Your guide will offer a ton of useful advice about local cuisine, the best eateries, what traditional handicrafts to buy, and where to go to enjoy the best ‘pisco’. Don't miss out on this opportunity to discover the beauty and history of Trujillo on a fun and free walking tour!