Lima, Peru, is a massive city with over 11 million people. It is world-renowned for its cuisine, museums, and art. However, ...

Most visitors to Peru breeze through Lima, anxious to explore the country's most famous landmarks, but those who delve into the delights of the capital city find it hard to leave. Once known to ...

Lima, Peru, has long been the unofficial gastronomic capital of South America. With flavours influenced by its Indigenous, Spanish, African and Asian cultural heritages, the city has seen a ...

Cities such as Arequipa and the sprawling capital, Lima ... food and landmarks, whether that's trips to the Amazon rainforest, hikes in the Andes and sandboarding in the desert. Peru’s size ...

Be mindful that Easter and other religious holidays are considered national holidays in Peru, so some shops and restaurants may be closed. Key Events: Winter in Lima is characterized by overcast ...

The sculpture was unveiled during a ceremony marking the 490th anniversary of the city's founding. A statue of the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro has been reinstalled in the centre of Lima ...

Photo from Caral Archaeological Zone, Executive Unit 003 of Peru's Ministry of Culture Chupacigarro is in the modern-day town of Caral and a roughly 110-mile drive northwest from Lima, the capital ...