My Mum and I very much enjoyed our walking tour of Chorrillos. We found about the walking tours just by Googling and stumbled upon the website http://limawalks.blogspot.co.uk The walking tours offer a laid back experience, perfect for as part of a holiday or on a weekend. The best thing was seeing so much and learning so much but in a... More

Lima Walks provides an intriguing and behind-the-scenes peek into the history of Lima. The expertise of Ronald and his team is impressive - they uncover history that lies beneath the surface, underscoring ancient history, colonial times and modern-day realities in nearly every district of Lima. The Lima Walks team is not only knowledgeable, but presents information in an interesting and... More

walking in lima is very interesting u can see the variety of things u will enjoy it,, going in the morning is the best think so there are a lot of things to do in the downtown area going to the cathedral ,, san francisco church inquision museum,aand going to the nice peruvian restaurants to eat peruvian food ,, you... More

This morning my wife and I took Ronald Elward's walking tour of La Punta, a tiny part of this huge city that juts out into the Pacific to the west of Callao. After the hustle and bustle (and noise and congestion and, alas, pollution) of Lima, La Punta seems close to Paradise, an old-fashioned seaside resort. Elward picked all the... More

I had a few days alone in Lima prior to starting a tour. I found Ronald at Lima Walks through Trip Advisor. I really wanted a culinary tour, and he most obligingly agreed to take just me. (many tours had a minimum of 2). He suggested we combine Barranco and his culinary tour. It was great. We went to 4... More

We had the great fortune to find out about Ronald while reading the LAN airline magazine on the flight to Cusco. So we contacted him and asked if he would take us on a walking tour when we returned to Lima. He was extremely accommodating, and we walked with him around the really interesting and artist-filled neighborhood of Barranca. Ronald... More

We were in LIma for two weeks visiting our son. We wanted to see more than just the ritzy streets of Miraflores and so decided to try Lima Walks. We did the walk in Barranco and it was so good we could hardly wait to take another. Ronald recommended the downtown walk starting at Plaza Armas, and it was also... More

While visiting in Lima recently we cabbed it to Plaza a la de Armas in el Centro (this plaza is the heart of Lima, containing the Cathedral, Presidential Palace, and the government buildings – the fountain here is about 350 years old and the government fills it full of pisco on Peruvian Independence Day) to meet up with Ronald of... More

We arranged to meet Wilfredo for a couple of weekday walks on our arrival in Lima in early April (after more than 30 hours flight time from Perth Western Australia) so it was a good way to keep the adrenalin running!! Wilfredo is passionate about his city (as he is about human rights - we discovered later that he is... More