"You can spend two weeks exploring LIma and environs and still not see everything this amazing city has to offer. In three days, however, you can see all the highlights--pre-Columbian sites, colonial buildings, great museums, and enjoy wonderful Peru…"

"Lima, the capital of Peru, has plenty of activities to do outdoors that visitors can enjoy. The ones suggested here can be accessed by walking, biking, a short taxi ride, or public transportation. The purpose of this guide is to show the best options…"

"Most people stay as short a time in Lima as possible. Currently, a stop in Lima is necessary to go to Machu Picchu which is the most visited site in South America. Soon however the airport at Cusco will take direct flights from certain cities ( Sou…"

"¨Lima is one of the oldest cities in South America, but os¡f course you know it. Founded in 1532 by Francisco Pizarro, and was under the Spanish crown between the XIX and the XIX centuries. These city is surrounded by history places on down town and …"

"As per my own experience, I assume that, if you travel down there and for a few days, you will try to enjoy as much as you can the places, food, fashion, view the various aspects of the country and cities yo go through. Definitely less expensive tha…"

"Find out all about the local history. It is best to get a local guide with transportation who can show you around the city and give you the facts about the buildings and sites"

"Lima, Peru is famous for its food. With an extensive choice of restaurants for all budgets you r options are infinite. Be aware, you will be enjoying yourself!!"

"Peru was chosen the World's Leading Culinary Destination in 2014 and Lima, its capital, has the best restaurants in the country. In this guide, you'll find a list of my favorite restaurants in town, based on flavor, service and quality."