Quote: The Government Palace or Palacio de Gobierno is the official Residence of the President of Peru. The initial structure was built by Francisco Pizarro as Governor in 1535, as a modest two-story pile of adobe.… Read More

Quote: This is probably the most important Christian monument in Lima and it is certainly the most interesting. While my wife and I spent a few minutes in many churches in Lima, our time here extended to an hour or… Read More

Quote: Ah…it’s February, and thoughts of romance fill the air! We’ve stopped at El Parque del Amor in Lima’s upscale Miraflores District. As we enter the park under the arch, I gasp at the larger-than-life sandstone… Read More

Quote: This is the outdoor market that they have every Saturday and Sunday in the Lima district of Barranco. Definitely check it out for a variety of Peruvian cuisine at bargain prices! Safe on your stomach too and much… Read More

Quote: This pre Inca site is in the very heart of the Miraflores district of Lima and Huaca Pucillana was the Temple de Adoradores del Mar. Unusually the Lima civilisation did not pay homage to the sun, but saw their… Read More

Quote: One of the undoubted highlights of Lima is the cathedral and adjacent Archbishop’s Palace. We headed here on our first day in Lima and we were certainly not disappointed. What helped to enhance the experience was… Read More

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Quote: Pachacamac or Machu Picchu? While I had never heard of the former, I was bursting with excitement over the latter. But Pachacamac, a large adobe-constructed Inca structure about a half-hour outside central Lima,… Read More

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