Lima City Tour and San Francisco Convent – Half Day

Half Day

Discover the main attractions of Lima in an experience that combines history, culture, and modernity in a single tour. From the landscapes and energy of Miraflores to the colonial heart of the Historic Center, discover the contrasts that make the City of Kings unique. More than just visiting monuments, you will learn about the stories, symbols, and traditions that are part of the city's identity. A journey that will allow you to discover Lima from its past to its present and understand the essence that makes this city a unique destination.

Why choose this experience with us?

Small groups and guaranteed departures: The trip is organized in groups of a maximum of 18 people, so you can enjoy a more authentic experience throughout the journey.

Cultural and historical tour: This tour is the best way to get to know the main attractions of the city of Lima, as well as its history and tradition.

Professional guide throughout the tour: From the pickup to the end of the experience, you will have the company of a professional guide who will answer your questions and provide you with information and guidance throughout the entire tour.

Enjoy every moment without rush: Our itinerary is designed to enjoy each stage of the journey at a leisurely pace, appreciating the historical sites and every attraction.

Technical details of the tour

Duration:

Half day: 4 hours.

Maximum altitude:

City of Lima: 154 m above sea level / 505 feet

Minimum altitude:

Lima Coast: 0 msl / 0 feet

Difficulty level:

Easy

Temperature:

Minimum: 16 °C / Maximum: 28 °C

Summary:

Day 1 | Modern Lima and Historic Center

Discover Miraflores, the Park of Love, and Huaca Pucllana before exploring the Historic Center, the Main Square, and its main colonial monuments. End the visit by exploring the Convent of San Francisco and its famous Catacombs.

Highlights

Love Park: Viewpoint facing the Pacific Ocean, famous for the sculpture The Kiss and its colorful mosaics.

Huaca Pucllana: Ancient pre-Hispanic ceremonial center located in the heart of modern-day Lima.

Plaza San Martín: Emblematic square that represents one of the main symbols of the history of Peru's independence.

Plaza Mayor of Lima: Heart of the Historic Center, surrounded by some of the most important buildings in the city.

Government Palace: Seat of the Executive Power and one of the most representative buildings of Lima.

Cathedral of Lima: Important historical temple that stands out for its architecture and religious significance.

Archbishop's Palace: Monumental building in the Plaza Mayor, recognized for its colonial architecture.

Convent of San Francisco: Colonial monumental complex that preserves important spaces of art and religious tradition.

Catacombs of San Francisco: Ancient underground burial spaces that reveal a fascinating part of Lima's history.

REVIEWS TRIPADVISOR

Umi T

Montaña 7 colores Maravillosas vistas. El.dia estaba frío pero los disfrutamos mucho, si hay personas con dificultades de salud, pueden ir en moto, caballo o cuatrimoto. Esta todo para llegar y sacar las mejores fotos.

Oscar Olsen

Sin duda una agencia de vacaciones de primera. "Increíbles vistas y un servicio excepcional! Desde el principio hasta el final, Sakura Expedition hizo mis vacaciones fáciles y encantadoras.

Beckan Ccolqque Farfan

Aventura inolvidable en cuatrimotos, Hacer el tour a Maras y Moray en cuatrimotos fue una experiencia increíble. Los paisajes son espectaculares y la ruta es perfecta para quienes buscan aventura con historia. Las salineras de Maras y las terrazas de Moray son imperdibles. Todo estuvo bien organizado y el guía fue excelente. ¡Recome

Tobias Reiniger

Viaje de primavera inolvidable.
“La expedición Sakura ofreció las vistas más impresionantes que he visto. Las flores, el aire de la montaña y los momentos tranquilos junto al río hicieron que este viaje fuera inolvidable. Ideal para viajeros individuales y parejas por igual. Es una visita obligada si vas de visita durante la temporada de cerezos en flor. »