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Let’s explore this traditional street from the colonial period, a pedestrian street that connects the old town with the republican city. 

Discover the vibrant birthplace of Lima city, surrounded by several buildings of great importance such as the Cathedral and La Casa del Oidor.

We will do our best to experience the famous Change of Guard, taking place in front of the Presidential Palace — this event is only for the morning walk. As mentioned above, it is optional, this means that this event does not happen daily, especially these days because of the political instability.

We won’t miss this superb building known also as La Casa de Pizarro, the famous Spanish “Conqueror”.

We will hit the only one wooden Cathedral of Peru, designed by Matias Maestro during the colonial period.

Did you know that the first black Saint is a Peruvian? Well, his name is San Martin de Porres, he lived in this colonial church.

We will hit this old railway station, built at the beginning of the 20th century to connect Lima with the Andes.

Discover the history of the Peruvian Pisco and try it, don’t miss it!

During our free walking tour, we will give you a great introduction about the San Francisco church and the history of the Catacombs.

Lima was a fortified city for about 300 years; part of the city wall still exists nowadays at El Parque de la Muralla.

We finish the tour very close of the Plaza Mayor (Plaza de Armas) in the historic center at about 13:30 for the morning tour and 17:00 for the afternoon walking tour.