Lima

The Lima department is home to the Peruvian capital and is a vibrant and diverse tourist destination that combines a rich colonial history, a thriving gastronomic scene and a lively nightlife. One of the main attractions of Lima is its historic centre, which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991. Visitors can admire the impressive Spanish colonial architecture of Plaza de Armas, the Lima Cathedral and the San Francisco Convent, which features an impressive library and underground catacombs. In addition to its historical heritage, Lima is famous for its delicious food, considered one of the best in the world. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of Peruvian dishes, such as ceviche, lomo saltado, chicken ají, among others. The city has a lot of restaurants and markets where you can experience authentic Peruvian cuisine. Lima also has a lively nightlife, with numerous bars, clubs and nightclubs offering live music and a variety of drinks and cocktails. In addition to all of the above, Lima has beautiful beaches on its coast, such as Playa del Silencio and Playa de Punta Hermosa, as well as interesting museums such as the Larco Museum and the Art Museum of Lima.