Top Lima Tours by Duration - page 6

With over 30,000 artifacts on display, exploring and understanding the Larco Museum’s outstanding collection can be overwhelming. Discover over 5,000 years of Peru’s ancient history - without getting bored - on a small-group tour of this iconic Lima museum. Throughout the experience, you’ll enjoy engaging and interactive commentary from your guide that brings the collection of textiles, gold, and silver to life.

Located in the Lurín Valley, this sacred site was dedicated to Pachacamac, the most important god of Peru’s coastal cultures. During our visit, we’ll explore remarkable places such as the Acllawasi—the House of the Chosen Women—and the impressive Temple of the Sun, both built during the Inca period. This sanctuary was extremely important, serving as a ceremonial center for multiple pre-Inca cultures as well as the Incas themselves. To complete the experience, we’ll visit the site museum, where you’ll find ceramics, textiles, and many other archaeological treasures that reveal the rich history of the region. Join us and uncover the mysteries of ancient Peru!

Explore the sights of Peru’s capital city on a small-group walking tour. Enjoy an intimate atmosphere while strolling around the Central Market and visit the city's other top landmarks. As you walk, learn the stories behind each sight. Try out Spanish greetings with help from your guide and uncover the intriguing history of Lima as you venture through the streets. A personalized experience is guaranteed on this small-group tour, where numbers are limited to 12 people.

Uncover the mysterious of ruin that pre-date even the ancient Machu Pichu on an enriching 3.5-hour excursion from Lima. Explore downtown Lima with a knowledgeable guide to discover a series of huacas, pyramid like structures, used for ceremonial purposes. Visit the significant sites of Huaca Pucllana and Huallamarca to gain fascinating insight into the history, origin and cultural relevance of the structures. Learn all about the unknown indigenous pre-Incan civilizations as you’re transported back to the year 200BC.

Explore Lima’s top highlights during this 4.5-hour introduction to the Peruvian capital’s wealth of historic landmarks. Tour the pre-Incan archaeological site at Huaca Huallamarca and explore the history of Lima’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed downtown. You’ll also check out the wealth of pre-Columbian art at Larco Museum, watch the changing of the guard at the Government Palace and visit the historic Convento de Santo Domingo. Your Lima highlights tour also includes round-trip hotel transport by minivan, a driver-guide, all entrance fees and bottled water.

Discover the ‘City of Kings’ on a private walking tour through Lima. Visit the city’s main highlights such as the main square, the Archbishop’s Palace, the Municipal Palace, the Rimac Bridge and more. Learn about the rich history of the city from its pre-colonial age to the Spanish colonization to present-day from your informative guide. Enjoy a few tastings of local treats and discover the local culture of Lima.

Explore Lima's vibrant neighborhoods by bike on this half-day cycle tour. Visit the colorful Barranco district, Miraflores Boardwalk, and San Isidro neighborhood. marvel at the architecture and learn about the history and culture of each area from your knowledgeable guide. Traveling on two wheels is a great way to see the best of Lima in a short amount of time.

Make the most of your travel budget and vacation time on a panoramic bus tour of Lima. The shared bus enables you to see the city's highlights comfortably and efficiently without feeling overwhelmed. Enjoy 360-degree views of the Peruvian capital as you ride past Huaca Pucllana and other landmarks. You'll also enjoy a guided walking tour of Plaza de Armas and Plaza San Martin.

The coastal resort of Paracas may seem a world away from bustling Lima, but you can visit in just one day on this guided tour. Perfect for those with limited time, the tour takes you to the Ballestas Islands (known as Peru's Galapagos), on a dune buggy tour through the Ica Desert's sand dunes, and to a Pisco vineyard.

Discover one of Lima’s hidden gems: the Presbítero Matías Maestro Cemetery, built in 1808 and considered the oldest public cemetery in the Americas. This stunning historic complex feels like an open-air museum, filled with neoclassical mausoleums, sculptures, and the tombs of Peru’s most notable figures. Highlights include the impressive Crypt of Heroes, a national memorial dedicated to those who fought in the War of the Pacific, and themed pavilions that reveal how society once understood life, death, and history — including the Pavilion of Suicides, which today serves as a reminder of how attitudes toward mental health have changed over time. Perfect for travelers seeking culture, architecture, and stories you won’t hear in conventional tours. A truly unique look at Lima’s heritage!

PERU XPERTS offers you an adventure destination to the fullest by visiting two great PARACAS and ICA attractions on the south coast of PERU, considered the fifth driest place in the world. The desert and the sea come together in breathtaking landscapes in PARACAS. The Pacific Ocean coast is for those with an interest in archeology, sailing enthusiasts and wildlife watchers. From the Bay of Paracas you can visit the Ballestas Islands, a good alternative for the historical cultural attraction and visit the marine reserve. ICA has characteristic dunes and fertile fields inhabited by ancient cultures: the Paracas and the Nazca. Valley land, sun, beaches and a Nature Reserve inhabited by a lush variety of flora and fauna, it is also a mysterious land, home of good wine and "pisco", Afro-Peruvian music, and an oasis like Huacachina, a life in the Heart of a blanket of sand.

Pachacamac is located about 25 miles (40 km) outside of Lima, making it difficult to access. Plan a stress-free visit with this private tour that includes round-trip hotel transport and free time for lunch. Afterwards, head to Lima’s historic center to learn little-known facts about top landmarks and hidden gems often overlooked by visitors. Booking a private tour ensures your guide’s personal attention and plenty of time for questions.

Explore the landmarks, neighborhoods, and culture of Lima on this all-day excursion with a professional photographer. Begin in the historic center with visits to Plaza San Martin, Plaza de Armas, and the Monastery of San Francisco. Enjoy a delicious lunch in Lima’s Chinese quarter and get off the tourist circuit with visits to places like bohemian neighborhood of Barranco and the Chorrillos fishing harbor.

This tour takes you through Lima’s Historic Center, where you can admire and learn about the numerous architectural relics that make up this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Combine a visit to Pachacamac archaeological complex with a stop in one of Lima's neighborhoods known for its artisan population on this full-day tour. Walk through the ruins of Pachacamac while listening to guided commentary on the site's Inca and pre-Inca history. Back in Lima, pick up some traditional handicrafts and artworks from Ayacucho and enjoy lunch with a local artisan family. Entrance fees, lunch, and round-trip transportation from Lima hotels provided.

The trip to Paracas is a preferred weekend getaway for Limeños, but without your own transportation, getting there can be difficult. This day trip from Lima takes you to and includes a boat excursion to see the marine fauna to the Ballestas Islands, buggies through the dunes and sandboarding in the desert, as well as a pisco and wine tasting in a vineyard.

The UNESCO-listed archeological site of Caral, first inhabited between 2600 BCE and 2000 BCE, is among Peru's most impressive ruins. Getting there, however, can be tricky. This small-group tour tour from Lima promises a hassle-free experience. You'll get picked up from your accommodation and taken directly to Caral where your guide will offer insights into its ancient civilization.

Experience two different sides of Lima’s history during this 3-hour private guided tour to the Pre-Columbian site of Pachacamac and then the charming neighborhood of Barranco. Journey by private vehicle 19 miles (31 kilometers) south from Lima to visit Pachacamac, an archaeological site and one-time sacred center used by local residents for well over 1,000 years prior to the arrival of the Spanish. Then proceed to Barranco, a charming 19th century beach resort for Lima’s aristocracy that today is home to many of the city’s artists.

Join a private guide for a half-day tour of Lima highlights including the historic center, a bustling food market, the hip Miraflores neighborhood, and elegant San Isidro. Traveling in the comfort and safety of a private vehicle with hotel pickup ensures a worry-free sightseeing trip that begins and ends at your hotel.

The Pachacamac Archaeological site, south of Lima, Peru, is home to the remains of a pre-Hispanic civilization that dates back to AD 200. With this tour, private transfers make getting to the site a breeze. Once there, bilingual guides bring out the highlights including the museum where artifacts are displayed and the 320,000 square foot Temple of the Sun. Buffet lunch on a nearby hacienda features Peruvian food, regional dance demonstrations, and a Peruvian Paso horse and rider performance for a full day of ancient culture and modern Peruvian traditions.

Get a kaleidoscopic view of Lima on a small-group nighttime tour of the city’s Magic Water Circuit and Barranco district. Enjoy included hotel pickup before watching a colorful water display at what Guinness named the largest fountain complex in the world. Next, stroll along the bustling bohemian streets of Barranco as your guide provides illuminating commentary on the district's history, art, and landmarks, including the Bridge of Sighs.

Get acquainted with the historical treasures of Lima on a full-day walking tour, including pickup from Jorge Chavez Airport. Alongside your guide, you’ll explore Lima’s UNESCO-listed historical center and learn about the capital’s past and present. Take the beautiful Jiron de la Union pathway and descend to the city's subterranean catacombs. See, too, Lima Plaza de Armas (Plaza Mayor) and the Catedral de Lima on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people. Relish the convenience of airport pick up and hotel or airport drop-off at the end of your tour.

Go beyond regular food tours with this tasting tour of bizarre foods in Lima, ideal for adventurous foodies. Follow your guide and a small group around the Magdalena district and sample unusual regional foods from the coast, the Andes, and the Amazon, which can include guinea pig, Amazonian piranha, cow heart, and more. Includes round-trip transfers from Miraflores, Barranco, San Isidro, and Magdalena.

Food lovers with limited time in Lima won’t want to miss this comprehensive culinary walking tour, led by a bilingual guide. Don’t get overwhelmed by the city’s public transit system; instead, navigate the metro like a local as you visit top attractions and sample typical dishes and drinks, including pisco sours, for an immersive and hassle-free excursion.