Lima Vacations

The huge capital of Peru sprung up out the desert. Lima is a noisy town, an easy going place where clouds cover the sky for 8 months of the year.

Visit Lima

Water Sports
Art & Culture
Place or Historical Monument

Lima: How to get there?

14hrs 30min by bus from Cusco

Lima: See when to go ?

Between November and April

Lima: For how long?

1 to 2 days

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Lima: What to see nearby?

What our travelers think of their stay

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

The huge capital of Peru sprung up out the desert. Lima is a noisy town, an easy going place where clouds cover the sky for 8 months of the year.

My suggestion

Don't just stay in the chic neighbourhoods of Miraflores, Barranco or San Isidro; get out and explore Lima's other side. Hop on a bus or the Metropolitano and head to the north of the city. You'll see neighbourhoods off the tourist trail that reflect the reality of life in Lima.

Claire Brehmer

Seasoned Traveller

Lima is a capital city that is historic and modern at the same time.

My suggestion

Don't linger long, the beauty of the country isn't to be found here.

Virginie Bigeni

Seasoned Traveller

Lima, the capital of Peru, has a population of 10 million and lots going for it! The town is considered in particular as the culinary capital of South America. Advice for fans of good food!

My suggestion

Venturing out into Lima requires preparation and attention. Don't go in there blind! Choose the district in which you stay very carefully. It doesn't always feel safe everywhere, especially at night... Go for Miraflores or perhaps La Molina.

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