This guided tour takes you through colonial Lima and Chinatown, one of the most emblematic areas of the Peruvian capital, an incredible mix of cultures!
If you cancel after the reservation you will be refunded % of the total value. If you don't show up, you will not be refunded.
We were unable to load the preview of the reviews.
You can book up to 3 days in advance if there are any seats left. Book now and guarantee your spot.
If you have other questions, contact us
This guided tour takes you through colonial Lima and Chinatown, one of the most emblematic areas of the Peruvian capital, an incredible mix of cultures!
We’ll meet at 10 am in Lima's main square to start this tour of the old and colonial part of the Peruvian capital. First, we’ll visit the cathedral of Lima, the burial place of the famous conquistador Francisco Pizarro, and its sacred museum.
Afterwards, we'll walk through the streets of the historic center of Lima until we reach the Cordano Tavern, one of the most traditional and emblematic bars in the city. Here we'll relax tasting some of Lima's typical drinks, such as chicha morada or pisco sour.
After the visit to the tavern, we’ll go to the Convent of San Francisco, an authentic architectural jewel of Lima built in the 17th century. We’ll enter the sanctuary and visit the ancient catacombs, a cemetery from colonial times.
The next stop will be at the Central Market, which has been exhibiting the typical products of Lima for centuries. Afterwards, we'll visit the Barrio Chino, an emblematic area of Lima created by Chinese immigrants, where we'll see its shops, shops, and chifas or oriental restaurants. It'll seem more like Asia than Peru!
We'll finish the tour at this point at 1 pm.
If you prefer to get to know Lima with an exclusive guide, you can book a private tour of Lima.
Please note that on Holy Week days some attractions, such as the Cathedral of Lima, may have capacity restrictions or may not allow visits due to celebrations. Depending on the day you book, the local provider will inform you about changes that may occur during the visit.
