Modern Lima – Miraflores – San Isidro – Barranco

• Miraflores Tour and its Close Relationship with Love
  A destination in Lima that attracts many couples celebrating love. During our tour we will visit the Love Park and its enormous sculpture known as “The Kiss”, created by the Peruvian artist Victor Delfín.
• Huaca Pucllana, the Ancient Pre-Inca Temple of the Lima Civilization
  We will then enjoy a panoramic visit to Huaca Pucllana, an important pre-Hispanic archaeological complex located in the heart of Miraflores. It was one of the main religious centers of the Lima society in Ancient Peru and today is considered the most important archaeological site in the city. This place was occupied by three pre-Inca societies, with the Lima society standing out during the Early Regional Development period. Huaca Pucllana preserves valuable archaeological remains that allow us to better understand the knowledge and ancestral worldview of Peru.
• El Olivar Forest, San Isidro Tour
  El Olivar Forest, a unique ecosystem in Lima, attracts both local and international visitors. With more than 1,600 olive trees planted during the colonial era, this historic space has been recognized as an Environmental Conservation Area.
• The park is home to more than 25 species of wildlife, including birds and small mammals that coexist in harmony with their natural surroundings. Considered a vital green lung for the city, El Olivar not only offers tranquility and scenic beauty but also represents the viceregal and republican traditions of the San Isidro district, making it one of the most emblematic spaces in Lima.
• Barranco, the Bohemian District of Lima
  Barranco is the city’s eccentric district and represents the best of Lima’s architecture from the 19th and 20th centuries. Barranco is a district that blends history and Lima’s traditions. Its mansions, chalets, and former summer houses give the city a unique essence. Today, many of these buildings have adapted to modern life in the district and now operate as restaurants, bars, museums, and art galleries.
• The Bridge of Sighs was inaugurated in 1876 and has inspired many renowned Peruvian artists. Tradition says that visitors may make a wish on the bridge if they cross it for the first time; the only condition is that they must hold their breath while crossing.
• In 1960, Chabuca Granda wrote “El Puente de los Suspiros”, inspired by her childhood and the iconic bridge of Barranco. This composition is considered a masterpiece of Peruvian music and evokes the essence of the Barranco district.

PICK-UP AREAS

• Pick-up and drop-off service is only included from: Miraflores, Barranco, San Isidro, Surco, or Downtown Lima.
• If you are staying outside these areas, we can provide a meeting point in Miraflores to begin the tour or offer a transfer service for an additional cost.