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Lima, the sprawling capital of Peru is one of the largest cities of South America.
With its well preserved heritage and the amenities and luxuries of a modern tourist spot, the city has established itself as a much sought after destination for people from across the globe. It is studded with a wide range of attraction which includes iconic archaeological sites, museums, art galleries, clubs and world-class restaurants and cafes.


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Lima is a beautiful city and one of the best places to discover the history and heritage of South America.

There are many places here which are worth seeing as they provide valuable insights into the ancient history of the region, dating back to civilisations as old as the Inca Empire. The most interesting part of a trip to Lima is that you are taken on a journey back but with all the facilities of the contemporary lifestyle.
You will find the best kind of accommodation according to your preferences, there's also a number of good eating joints, going around is also convenient and hassle-free. So as you are transported back to history with your air tickets to Lima, you are also pampered to the core.



Here's a list of Lima's unmissable attractions.

Lima Main Square: Located in heart of the Historic Centre of Lima, this World Heritage Site was founded by Francisco Pizarro in 1535. It is surrounded by many important institutions like the Government Palace, Cathedral, the Archbishop's Palace and the Municipal Palace.
While it was remodelled and reconstructed many, it still remains unchanged to quite an extent and forms an integral part of tourist experience.

Presidential Palace: Sitting on the banks of the Rimac River, the Presidential Palace is the official residence as well as the office of the president of Peru.

While the construction of this colonial structure commenced in 1535, the site held immense historic and spiritual significance even before as the last Inca chief of Lima also lived here.

Museum in the Convent of San Francisco: A tour cửu trại câu of this magnificent monumnet is a must when in Lima.

It is probably one of the finest architectural marvels of the colonial era in Latin America and provides great insights into the religious life and beliefs of the Spanish colonial times. There is a lot to discover in the complex, from an exceptional library to a beautiful patio.

Numerous wooden carvings adorn the museum and make it even more impressive.

Torre Tagle Palace: This beautiful mansion was built in 1730 by Jose B. Tagle, a marquess who was a treasurer for the Royal Spanish Fleet.
The building which is now the headquarters of the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is one the finest examples of Sevillian Baroque style colonial architecture.

The Magic Water Circuit: Recognised as the world's largest fountain complex in a public park, the Magic Water Circuit features 13 distinct fountains that light up at night in a variety of colours.

It presents a beautiful combination of classical and Peruvian music, lights and laser effects.

National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology and History: The museum houses an impressive collection of artefacts with historic-artistic value.
These include pre-Hispanic ceramics, textiles, metals, and kynghidongduong.vn lithic.

From historic sites to shopping centres, museums and galleries to amusement parks, Lima is loaded with endless possibilities for a fun-filled vacation. You can book your direct flights to Lima from any part of the world as it enjoys seamlessly connectivity with all major international cities.

After enjoying a short vacation in Lima, you can also head further to explore the other irresistible attractions of the country.
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