Lima is a great city, and in order to facilitate the understanding of tourists, we have divided it into sectors or areas that group the districts.

Districts of Lima, grouped in sectors

Central Lima (Central Lima area). With some popular districts such as Breña, La Victoria and El Agustino and with central and tourist areas such as the Lima fence. The Cercado itself also has some residential areas such as Los Cipreses, Mateo Salado and Mirones.) Districts: Lima Cercado, La Victoria, San Luis, Breña, Jesús María, Lince, Rimac, El Agustino.

West Lima (The western part of the city, near the Pacific Ocean. With residential and luxurious areas such as Miraflores, San Isidro, Magdalena, San Miguel, and Pueblo Libre; and some populous areas like Surquillo.) Districts: Chorrillos, Barranco, Miraflores, San Isidro, Magdalena del Mar, Pueblo Libre, San Miguel.

East Lima (The eastern part of the city). There are residential areas like La Molina, populous areas like Ate Vitarte, and rural areas like Chosica and Cieneguilla. Santa Anita is Lima's Grand Wholesale Market, where you can get quality fruit and vegetables at really cheap prices.) Districts: La Molina, Cieneguilla, Ate Vitarte, Santa Anita, San Juan de Lurigancho, Lurigancho-Chosica, Chaclacayo.

Southern Lima (The nearby south of the city). It has residential and luxurious areas like Surco and San Borja, but it has popular and commercial areas like Villa El Salvador's Industrial Park.) Districts: San Borja, Santiago de Surco, San Juan de Miraflores, Villa María del Triunfo, Villa El Salvador.

North Lima (The nearby north of the city). It is the most commercial and populous area of the city, and there are beautiful and complete shopping centers such as Plaza Norte and Megaplaza. Here you will find the city's only major International Terrestrial Terminal, in Plaza Norte.) Districts: San Martin de Porres, Los Olivos, Independence.

Southern Periphery (The Far South of the City). In Lurín and Pachacamac there are rural areas where there are chicharronerias. To the south of the Lurín River Valley you will find the well-known beaches of the south, where all limeños go for a swim on the summer weekends.) Districts: Pachacamac, Lurín, Punta Hermosa, Punta Negra, San Bartolo, Santa María del Mar, Pucusana.

Northern Periphery (Far North of the City). Puente Piedra y Comas are popular areas, Carabayllo has populous areas and also rural areas in the area of the Chillón Valley. Passing Puente Piedra, there are some residential spas such as Santa Rosa and Ancón.) Districts: Comas, Carabayllo, Puente Piedra, Santa Rosa, Ancón.

Callao (Politically, Callao is a jurisdiction that is not part of Lima, however, is convinced of it. There are several rural and dangerous areas in El Callao, such as Barracones, but there are also beautiful tourist areas like La Punta. Bellavista is a district with residential and populous areas. El Callao is home to the harbor and Jorge Chávez airport.) Districts: Callao, La Perla, La Punta, Bellavista, Ventanilla, Carmen de la Legua and Reynoso, Mi Perú.

Lima offers a humid climate all year round (especially in the west) being varied sometimes, peculiar, with lots of rain in winter and few heavy rains in summer.

Summer is warm and humid, very sunny and the average temperature is 20 to 31 degrees, but it is variable. The highest temperature is 34 degrees recorded in the city. Sporadic rainfall in this season is possible but it is of short duration varying from light to strong intensity located further to the center or east of the capital. Both autumn and spring offer an average of 26 degrees respectively. And winter offers temperatures ranging from 14 or 15 for minimum temperatures and from 18 to 20 for maximum temperatures, although there are years in which the minimum temperature can fall to 12 or 11 degrees, with 10 degrees being the lowest temperature recorded. At this time, the weather is mostly cloudy and humid with much fog or haze in the mornings more in coastal cities. There are many light or sometimes small rains of light intensity but sporadic. The weather outside of Lima is sunny to glacial depending on where I go. Well, Lima has plains, mountains like beaches.

Summer in Lima is mostly sunny with cool to slightly warm nights. In the daytime period the temperature reaches up to 26 degrees in January, in February 26 to 30, being the hottest month. The month of March remains on average from 25 to 31, which is an average of the previous two months being also sunny. The moisture present makes you feel warmer.

In the morning, winters in Lima are cold, reaching 14 or 15 degrees, although sometimes you can record temperatures that are lower than these. The afternoons are cold, slightly cold to fresh, the temperatures vary from 16 to 20 degrees. The weather remains mostly cloudy all day, and the humidity is high giving a lower thermal sensation than it does, it feels colder. Haze and haze appear from May to November mostly in coastal cities. Light drizzle appearance is possible.

Anyway, the autumn and spring seasons offer cold nights, a little bit fresh. The afternoons are fresh to slightly warm, in terms or early of these seasons there could be cold or warm days, alteration or passage of cold or warm fronts is possible which come mostly from the south providing in itself warm or cold air.

The traveler is advised that if you want to visit Lima, pack in your suitcase clothes of all kinds of seasons, whether summer, spring, autumn or winter.

Lima is a thousand-year-old city, here various civilizations developed, having Caral as the oldest, among many others. The Incas, the last locals in the management of the area, also left their mark on this territory, which later, with the colony, received migrations from much more distant origins, Africa, Asia and Europe developing a great intersection of all this diversity.

However, Lima, and also Peruvian, is a profoundly racist society. The visitor will be able to feel this issue with particular attention as many of the people discuss this issue without hesitation, in an effort to make this problem visible. A special approach to this issue can be seen at the National Museum of Archeology, Anthropology and History of Peru and at the Museo Lugar de la Memory.

The Incas were architects and hydraulic experts, they took advantage of the Pacha Mama (Mother Earth) by creating Andenes and large irrigation channels. They handled their people with order and discipline.

View of the main terminal of Jorge Chávez International Airport

On airplane

Jorge Chávez International Airport is the airport that serves the city of Lima. It acts as a cabotage and international airport. Here are the airlines (and major cities) flying from here:

• Argentine Airlines - Buenos Aires
• American Airlines - Miami, Dallas
• AeroGal - Medellin
• AirEuropa - Madrid
• Air France - Paris
• LATAM - Santiago de Chile, Miami, Caracas. New York, Los Angeles, Easter Island, Buenos Aires, Guayaquil, Quito, Santiago de Chile, Los Angeles, Santa Cruz, San Francisco, New York, Cancun, Mexico DF, Havana, Punta Cana, Buenos Aires, Córdoba, La Paz, Santa Cruz, Foz do Iguaçu, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Bogotá, Cali, Medellín, Caracas, Madrid
• Avianca - San Salvador, San José, Quito, Buenos Aires, Guayaquil, San Salvador, Miami, Cancun, Mexico DF, Havana, Santo Domingo, Rosario, La Paz, Santa Cruz, Porto Alegre, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Antofagasta, Santiago de Chile, Bogotá, Cali, Medellín, Asunción, Montevideo, Caracas
• Air Europa
• Iberia - Madrid
• KLM - Amsterdam
• Korean Airlines - Seul
• TAME - Quito
• United Airlines - Houston, Newark
• Aeromexico - Mexico DF
• Airport - Caracas
• Copa Airlines - Panama City
• Delta Airlines - Atlanta
• Peru - Arequipa, Cusco, Jauja, Mazamari, Tingo María, Trujillo, Cajamarca, Tarapoto, Chiclayo, Talara, Pucallpa, Iquitos, Juliaca
• Spirit Airlines (United States) - Fort Lauderdale
• Sky Airline - Arequipa, Arica, Antofagasta, Santiago
• Airport
• Air Canada - Toronto

If you arrive by plane, you can choose public transport. For example, if you want to go to Miraflores, you can take the blue IM-18 route bus called Las Flores 18. It has a number 18 to identify it, and it has an electronic en route panel S.M.P. - SURCO. It will cost 2 soles to Miraflores, the bus goes straight and has enough room for luggage. The bus will leave you at the Miraflores Oval or Kennedy Park.

You can also choose to go by taxi. Official airport taxis usually charge about $40, depending on the distance. If you want something more economical, you can take an unofficial taxi from the airport parking lot, but agree to the price first with the driver, in this case you can pay PEN 30 or PEN 40 to Miraflores or Barranco. Be careful about the amounts agreed, as there may be "confusions" if you don't point out "x soles" instead of "x dollars" (this is not the case in the rest of the city, where taxi prices will always be in soles).

To go to the airport, it is best to call a taxi company, which will charge about S/.40 from areas close to Miraflores, there won't be so much difference in price with a street taxi (maybe this is a S/.30 or more). To exchange euros or dollars to soles and vice versa, it is best to do it outside the airport, in a particular exchange house. Don't do it with changers, they can assault him.

By train

From La Oroya and Huancayo, you can catch a train to Lima. It is not recommended, as unlike the bus, it takes 12 hours.

On Bus

Apart from Plaza Norte, each company has its own terminals, most of them concentrated in front of the National Stadium, although some elsewhere. To reach Lima from international destinations, such as Argentina and Chile, there are several companies that provide this service, one of which can be El Rápido International, for example the trip from Lima to Mendoza (Argentina) lasts about 2 days. You can go by Metropolitano to the National Stadium station, or you can go by taxi.

You can also choose to travel from the Gran Terminal Terrestrial located in the Plaza Norte Shopping Center at the junction of the Tomás Valle, Túpac Amaru and Alfredo Mendiola (Panamericana Norte) Avenues, in the district of Independence. You can get there in a taxi or at the Metropolitano's service (ticket costs PEN 2.00, new PEN 5.00 card, which comes with a balance of PEN 0.50), to Tomas Valle station, then exit north, cross the traffic light and enter the terminal.

In car

Internal transport

Public transport

Micros, combis, coasters, buses, etc. are the main transport in Lima. They are operated by more than 600 transport companies.

For example, if you want to go from the airport to Magdalena, Miraflores or Surco you will have to take a blue Modasa Titan bus of route IM-18 called Las Flores 18. The ticket to Miraflores is 2 soles while to Surco is 50 soles. This route is indispensable for the tourist arriving by plane to Lima and going to host.

For more information, there is the blog http://infotransportenlima.blogspot.pe/. There's all the transport information in this city, constantly updated.

Metropolitano

The Metropolitano runs from Chorrillos to Independence, passing through Lima, San Isidro, Miraflores and Barranco.

Lima Metro

the Lima Metro, which runs from Villa el Salvador to San Juan de Lurigancho, Santiago de Surco and San Borja.

Complementary corridors

There are two complementary corridors without an integrated rate. One of them passes along the avenues Alcázar, Tacna, Garcilaso de la Vega, Arequipa, Larco... connecting Miraflores and Barranco to Rimac and the Lima fence (blue corridor). The other runs along Javier Prado, Faustino Sánchez Carrión and La Marina avenues, passing through La Molina, Monterrico (Surco), San Borja, San Isidro, Pueblo Libre and San Miguel (red corridor). The first has a cost of PEN 1.20 and the second is a cost of PEN 1.50.

By taxi

The Lima Taxi is very cheap and there are plenty of taxis in the city, but if you are a tourist, it is advisable to call companies offering taxi services or at least take yellow taxis with painted plates, which identifies them as registered taxis and so you can take them more safely.

He always negotiates and agrees on the price of the taxi ride before he comes to the vehicle. Only companies that are called by telephone or those that are at the airport have pre-established rates.

In car

The main highways and highways are the South Pan-American, North Panamerican and Central Highway.

All three are in good condition.

The city of Lima or city of the kings offers a lot to see, from its huge colonial balconies, churches dating from 1535 to its Inca markets, beaches that move from Tumbes to Tacna, huacas and religious temples from the Inca and pre-Inca era. The city of Lima and its surroundings today offer a collection of museums with unique ceramics galleries. Lima at night and its colonial buildings fully lit up reflect the beauty of this historic center as the only one in Peru.

• 1 Barefoot Museum (Barefoot Convent Museum), 🏠 Calle Manco Cápac 202-A, Alameda de los calzos, Rimpanzzo, Rimac4141☎41041 🕓 to Domingo 9:30AM-1:2 30PM, 2PM-5PM. The Barefoot Museum has been in existence since 1981. It is located within the spaces of the Barefoot Franciscan Parents Convent, founded in 1595. The monument is located in the area of the Historical Center of Lima, which was declared a "World Heritage Site" by UNESCO. Its collection of virreinal art represents more than four centuries of culture. Adult S/.7 , Students/Adults of 65 years of age S/.3 , Children S/.2. 

Front view of the esplanade of the Archeological Complex Mateo Salado and the Temple Mayor.

• 2 Archeological Complex Mateo Salado (Huaca Mateo Salado), 🏠 Avenida Mariano no number..no number....Buses, Bicyclists, Taxis on the side of the Flag between districts of the district of Mariano Cornejo, Free People☎11. 624, ✉: [email protected]. Wednesday to Sunday 9:00-16.00. Mateo Salado is an archeological complex consisting of 5 truncated stepped pyramids, built by Ychsma culture around 1100 AD and later occupied by the Incas in 1450. It is located in the middle of the city of Lima and it is the largest archeological center in the city with its 16.4 hectares. 10 Adult Soles, Teachers and Students of Higher Education 5 soles. School children and children under 12 years of age 1 Sun. Military, teachers and adults over 60 years of age 50% discount on the appropriate entry value.. 
• 3 Museo Nacional de Archeology, Anthropology y y Historia del Perú , 🏠 Plaza Bolivar s/n Pueblo Libre. (On public transport to the Plaza de Armas in Pueblo Libre.), ☎ +513215630, ✉: [email protected]. 🕓 Monday to Sunday: 8:45 to 17:00 (last time of entry and sale of tickets until 16:30.. It's a pretty big museum. It's worth a long time to go. Adults 10 soles. Student 5 soles, schoolchildren 1 sun. Guided in English, French, Italian and Portuguese 20 soles.. 
• 4 Place of Memory 🏠 Bajada San Martin 151, Miraflores (TR public transport or bikes.),・☎17192065, ✉: [email protected]. Tuesday to Sunday 🕓 from 10:00 to 18:00. The Place of Memory, Tolerance and Social Inclusion (LUM) of the Ministry of Culture of Peru is a space of pedagogical and cultural commemoration that houses the history of violence that occurred in Peru during the internal armed conflict between 1980 and 20 200.Free and free income.・. 
• 5 Museum Larco , 🏠 Av. Bolívar 1515, Pueblo Libre, Lima 21..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... [email protected]. Monday to Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Reduced schedule: 24, 25, 31 December, and 1 January, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The Larco Museum was founded in 1926 and is located in the Pueblo Libre district of Lima. It exhibits galleries that show the 3000 years of development of the history of pre-Colombian Peru. It is located within an 18th century virreinal farmhouse built on a pre-Columbian pyramid from the 7th century. General entry: S/ 30.00 Students and Minors (-15 years): S/ 15.00 Elderly (+60 years): S/ 25.00 Children up to 8 years old: Free income. 

The city of kings offers a number of activities for all tastes. Being the only South American capital on the seashore and located in an area of the peaceful ocean where various streams meet, Lima is a paradise for surfers and seafood-based food, the same that gives the city a gourmet character and has made Peruvian cuisine recognized among the best and most varied in the world.

In the case of outdoor activities, Lima offers within its metropolitan area options such as Parapente or Ala Delta that can be performed either on a Tandem flight or opt for the course and certification offered by companies such as INFINITY School of Parapente or AeroXtremeo PerúFly or PARAPENTE.PE. Free flight equipment can also be rented if it has already been certified. Flights usually take place from the Miraflores district on one of the cliffs next to Amor Park.

Another interesting and entertaining option is the Bike Rides for the best spots in the city such as Barranco, Miraflores, San Isidro, Chorrillos and the Historical Center. Companies like Bike Tours of Lima, run guided tours in Spanish and English at affordable prices. You can also rent bikes for hours or days and make personalized tours around the city.

The mountain bike is also present in the city of Lima, without going too far, 20 or 30 minutes from Miraflores, already on the outskirts of the city, districts like Pachacamac, Cieneguilla, and Mala have a good variety of circuits for the practice of this sport, with an excellent climate and under the supervision of professionals. Companies like PeruBikey Perú Biking Tours offer various alternatives.

City traditional tours are also available in the city, companies like Lima Vision and Urbanito offer tours and various daily tours.

Visit the Museum Larco, which chronologically exhibits impressive galleries that show an exceptional panorama of 3,000 years of development of the history of pre-Columbian Peru. Surrounded by beautiful gardens, it is located within a unique virreinal mansion dating back to the 18th century, which was built on a pre-Columbian pyramid from the 7th century. The artworks of the Larco Museum are considered to be icons of pre-Columbian art worldwide. The gallery of Huacos erotica is one of the most famous galleries of its exhibition. Its website: Link Title

• Magic Water Circuit - Reserve Park and Fermin Tangüis, Tuesday to Sunday, General Entrance S/.4.00. Adults over 60 years old do not pay.

Relax

• Thai senses: Thai massage parlor located in the heart of Barranco, run by a Peruvian-Dutch couple.

There are various malls in the city of Lima, which concentrate a large number of shops of well-known brands, as well as abundant national production.

• Jockey Plaza
• Lima Sur Plaza
• Plaza Norte
• Megaplaza Lima North
• Mall Aventura Plaza Bellavista (Callao)
• Mall Aventura Plaza Santa Anita
• Plaza San Miguel
• Real Plaza (Salaverry, Civic Center, Primavera, Pro, Santa Clara, Guardia Civil)
• South Mall

Among others

Peruvian cuisine is recognized worldwide. Its delicious cebiches (raw fish cooked with lemon) are an icon of the Inca gastronomy. Lima's food is very tasty in flavors and flavors, and it's all in common. It is often expensive for national tourists. Many restaurants and cafés can be found.

There is also a variety of restaurants at your disposal, as you can also visit Pasaje San Ramón in Miraflores, where it is a mix of food and in the evenings of a disco. There is a variety of Chifas in San Miguel and Calle Capón (Chinese food with Peruvian seasons) and grilled chicken in San Borja.

Now, Lima has the reputation of being a sweet city, so the typical sweets are recommended for the most sophisticated palate.

They also have antique sweets that can be found on the Alameda Chabuca Granda

In October, it is common to have the traditional Doña Pepa Turrón at a Lima table.

The city's location means that its food has a wide variety of seafood-based dishes, such as: Cebiche, Shrimp Chupe, etc.

Lima, is a city that will surprise you with its unimaginable variety of meals.

Lima's restaurants compete for the favor of an educated and demanding public, so that you can get a lot of quality at a good price, in the different styles of Cuisine, being contemporary Peruvian cuisine, where creativity and professionalism come to produce almost sublime culinary experiences.

Vegetarian restaurants

• Flavor and Life: Very good Peruvian food in a vegetarian version. The menu (entrance, second, dessert, soft drinks and bread) is at S/.10. There are also good à la carte options. It serves lunch, and dinner only offers sandwiches and desserts. Very tasty food in a simple atmosphere in the heart of Miraflores. Recaverren 156, Miraflores (height 4 and 5 of av. Pardo).
• The Vegetarian: Simple restaurant with good food and vegetarian meats, most of them are Peruvian dishes. The full menu (entry, second and dessert) costs S/.11. You can only ask for an entry at S/.5. You can also order a la carte. Just lunch. It is located on Calle Cantuarias in Miraflores.
• El Almazén: Organic vegetarian restaurant. Very good food and atmosphere, with a menu that varies every day according to the food available. The dishes cost about S/.30. It is located on Calle Recavarren in Miraflores.
• The Tram: Small and very cozy atmosphere, in an old tram car. The menu is particularly picky, but it is an excellent place to go at night, where live music is often played in the evenings. Buffet at noon, but not very varied. Located in Barranco Square.
• Posada del Ángel I, II and III: It is the same menu as El Tranvía, the same cozy atmosphere and music. Located on San Martín avenue near and on Pedro de Osma avenue near Barranco square.

The Colón Theater at the entrance to Quilca Jirón from Plaza San Martín. This street follows the path of the old Inca road towards the port of Callao.

• 1 Bodega Queirolo (Queirolo del centro), 🏠 Jirón Camaná 900 (Cruce de Jirón Camaná with Jirón Quilca, one block from Plaza San Martín in downtown Lima.), ☎ +5142504211🕓 9:00 - 00:00:00 AM It is an old wine cellar, restaurant, bar, very diverse audience. It is a place of preference for Limean bohemia, located on the corner of the two streets where you will find several bookstores of new and used books. It serves traditional Peruvian food, beers, swimming pools and wines. 
• 2 Bar Lucho (La Rockola, Ciro), 🏠 Jirón Qulca 216 (A block from Plaza San Martín in downtown Lima), ☎ +5196191917549:00🕓00:00000 Recurrent Bar for University and Travelers It is often a meeting place for "the previous ones" before going to a nearby nightclub in the area. It has a Rockola where guests can choose the music of the atmosphere. 

• Cirque Hostel, [1]. It is a budget hostel, designed by backpackers for backpackers. It is located in the most secure and beautiful part of Lima: Miraflores neighborhood, just a few blocks from the sea, local markets and ruins of Huaca Pucllana. It is a small guesthouse (only 6 rooms) and therefore very quiet and familiar. It has bedrooms (USD 10) and private rooms (USD 26-30). Services include: breakfast, Wi-Fi and free computers, bed linen, fans, guest kitchen, bar, three leisure areas (TV room, terrace and garden), twenty-four hours of hot shower and reception, security lockers, airport transfer. Very recommended.

• 1900 Backpackers Hostel, [2]. Unique Hostel in the Historic Center located in front of LIMA Art Museum. Modern, clean, and with polite and friendly staff who will make you feel at home. It is an ideal place to have an experience of real and cultural Lima, where the fusion of the ancestral and the different stages of life Limeña are carried out and have been carried out.

• Hotel La Molina, [3]. Boutique Hotel La Molina - Enjoy comfortable suites in the heart of La Molina, near Monterrico, Surco, Ate and Santa Anita.

• D'osma Bed & Breakfast - Barranco LIMA, [4]. Cozy B&B with well-decorated rooms and good services. Very well looked after and breakfast, it has few private rooms. Wi-Fi is available in the rooms and is conveniently located 2 blocks from Barranco Central Park. Especially for travelers and tourists.

• Miraflores Suites in Lima-Peru, [5][6][7]. Welcoming apartments for tourists in the best areas of Miraflores. Minimum 1 week rental.

• The Point Hostels LIMA, [8]. This republican mansion in Barranco, the beautiful bohemian district of Lima, has more than 50 comfortable beds distributed between shared and private rooms. Surrounded by the best nightlife in town and a short walk from the beach and surfing! The Hostel offers everything a backpacker may need at affordable prices.

• Flying Dog Hostels Perú, [9]. The most classic B&B hostel in Lima. Excellent choice, for its chilled atmosphere. Economy, safe, trendy and very comfortable accommodation. In the heart of Miraflores, across from Kennedy Park.

• . Enjoy your stay in one of our two hostels, for backpackers (Prada #179) and our B&B (Coronel Inclan #494) In Miraflores, the best area, with the best services, comfortable rooms and affordable prices .

• LPA- Lima Peru Apartments,[10].In the heart of Miraflores, they offer an exclusive list of apartments in Lima Peru - economic and luxury, it has: online availability and booking calendar, photos maps and guest reviews

• Loki Backpackers Hostel, [11]. A new lodging created by 4 backpackers, the same people who opened Hostel Loki in Cusco. A good quality, low price and a lot of fun in the center of Miraflores.
• One Hostel, [12]. It's a new hostel in Barranco district. Safety, cleanliness, art and a family of travelers are what's going to surround you.
• Magdalen House, [13]. A place recognized for its beauty that retains the nostalgia of an old lime, as told by prestigious Peruvian writers whose articles essays and poems inscribe the name of the District as the place of their writing.
• Pay Purix Backpackers Hostel, [14]. It is 3 minutes from Lima International Airport. In addition to being new, safe, clean and very pleasant.

• Hotel Manos Amigas, www.manos-amigas.com.pe, Miraflores - Lima - Peru
• 1 B&B Wasi Lima Airport (Wasi Airport), 🏠 Passage Arequipa C58 Urb. San Juan Masias Callao (Urbanizacion Juan Masías, 5 minutes from the airport by car), +51997961111,☎1: [email protected]. A guesthouse with all the necessary amenities to stay near the Airport. It has 10 rooms with private bathrooms, internet, cable TV; breakfast is included, and there are affordable drinks and dinner options. $45. 
• 2 B&B Miraflores Wasi Independence (Miraflores Wasi), 🏠 Independence 387 (Height of Block 3 of Av Pardo), . ☎......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... [email protected]. An ideal place to discover Lima at a low price, is located in Miraflores, very close to restaurants, parks, attractions, with easy access to public transportation, in a low-noise sector. All rooms have a private bathroom, internet and breakfast included. $40. 

• Huaral - Don't miss going to this magical little town just an hour and a half north of Lima's Cercado, where you can try the Chancho al Palo or the Caja China.
• Huacho - Another small town with beaches. It has a large shopping center, Plaza del Sol, where they sell some delicious threads that they bring from Sayan. It is located 2 hours north of Lima.
• St. Vincent de Cañete - Like Huacho, it is a small town. It features a large Mega Plaza Cañete shopping center. Its Plaza de Armas has several economic restaurants. 2 hours south of Lima.
• Ica - Just 4 hours south of Lima by car or bus. The Huacachina Lagoon is located 10 minutes from the center of the city. It houses 2 shopping malls: Plaza del Sol and El Quinde. Don't forget to try the delicious wines and swimming pools.