Lima
Breakfast at the hotel. We will get to know the Colonial Lima, reminiscent of the viceroyalty times. We will start our tour visiting Plaza Mayor, which is located exactly where Francisco Pizarro founded the city of Lima in 1535. We will also get to know its Cathedral, the Government Palace (the change of guard is an attractive ceremony that takes place every day at 11:45am).

We cannot miss San Francisco Convent with its beautiful cloister, its office and catacombs, which served as cemetery during the Colonial period, and the pyramid-shape Huaca Huallamarca from the pre-Inca times, entirely built on sun-dried brick.

After going around the historic center, we will head for the modern neighborhoods such as San Isidro and Miraflores with their charming beaches and the busy commercial and night life. We will end our tour in the romantic Love Park, which has a magnificent sculpture that represents the Andean Lovers with view to the Pacific Ocean which we cannot miss.

In the Gold Museum, we can find gold pieces from different Inca cultures of Peru. Larco Herrera Museum shows an important collection of ceramics, fabrics and craftsmanship in precious metals.

In the evening, we will have a short walk around the bohemian Lima and get to know the district of Barranco, which due to its romantic atmosphere was the place that poets, writers and artists have chosen to live in. The Barranco area has kept its ancient parks and trees; and the places that stand out are the Bridge of Sighs, the famous Domeyer Street and Bajada de los Baños.

Later we will go to a restaurant to taste some rich Peruvian food. We will taste the traditional liquor that is the base of the worldwide known Pisco Sour. We can enjoy the Peruvian folklore. Those people who want to visit a Peruvian disco and enjoy the nightlife in Lima can stay and listen to good music.