San Valentino a Lima, Peru

Hang-gliding and paragliding - Pachacamac Pachacámac district is located to the south of Lima, where paragliding can be enjoyed in the valley. On leaving the mountain slopes, one can enjoy the valley in all its majesty, and thanks to the wind speeds, conditions are always ideal for flyovers. The best season is between October and April. Flights can last for approximately 20 minutes and the bes...

Al Toke Fish Delicious dishes of Nikkei food, fish and seafood that you can enjoy in the tranquility at the edge of the sea.   Al Toke Pez Restaurant is located in the Surquillo district. In this gastronomic space you will have the option to consume your favorite dishes, thus enjoying a precise moment for a souvenir photograph. Those who visit this busy place will have the option of eati...

Fugaz Rooftop The Callao District is undergoing a cultural renaissance of new art galleries, murals, restaurants, and the trendy new Fugaz Rooftop. The rooftop is currently only open on the weekend for special events so be sure to visit their Facebook Page to see what’s going on.  ...

Lima: Chiuchin - Picoy - Huancahuasi The legend tells of an Inca that passed through this are impregnating a princess. In Quechua language, 'chiuchi' means small male child, this being the origin of the locality's name.   Located on the banks of the Chegras River, all you need to do is cross it to reach Chiuchín's hot springs. Although getting there is not easy due to the condition of t...

The Inca Tambos The Chincha culture ruled between 900 - 1450 A.D. They were magnificent traders, sailors, and road builders. The Chincha survive as a record of the level of development they achieved: the Huaca La Centinela, a series of adobe pyramids with rectangular bases characterized by their high mud walls, and the sacred funeral urns of Tambo de Mora. Both archaeological areas are located ...

Maido Life is movement. Nothing is static or absolute. No one is. We are in constant flow, as are the Earth, the tides, the bacteria, the light, the blood of our bodies, the color and the seed. Kitchens, like family trees, are constantly redefined, their identities enriched in an intense interculturality that is the basis of the history of every civilization, since men exchanged the first sound...

Santa Rosa Beach In southern Lima, in the Punta Negra District, lies Santa Rosa beach.   Noted for its large and perfectly formed waves, it’s a magnet for local and foreign surfers alike.   Surfing lore has it that the best waves appear from April until the end of the year and that it’s really not a good place for beginners. Santa Rosa Beach  So if you’re a novice...

Cala One of Lima’s few water-front dining and drinking options, and regularly cited as one of the best bars and restaurants in Peru, Cala is gloriously situated, looking out at the ocean over a rocky beach. It’s a stylish and contemporary if boxy space with an elegant downstairs lounge bar and an equally chic dining room upstairs, complete with a wall of glass on the ocean side allowing y...

El Callao Callao is officially a neighboring city of Lima, commonly known as the Port of Lima because the entire port system of the city, both maritime and air, works there because the Lima airport is also located there. Although it is not a district of Lima, it is considered a neighborhood that you can not miss because of the tourist activities it offers for visitors.   What to see in C...

Villa Barranco by Ananay Hotels Villa Barranco operates in a republican house built in the 1920s, restored with great care, respecting the architecture and original art. Barranco, cultural, bohemian and aristic district from Lima, is known as the best area for boutique hotels in Lima. The location is excellent, just four blocks away from the Plaza de Barranco and excellent restaurants.   ...