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]]>The Magic Water Circuit consists of 13 unique fountains, and it has become one of Lima’s top attractions since opening its doors in 2007. It also holds the Guinness World Record for being the world’s largest fountain complex located in a public park, and you’ll have the time of your life exploring its fountains.
The Magic Fountain is definitely its crown jewel, and it features eight small Sevillian fountains and a majestic geyser that can reach a height of over 80 meters. Tunnel of Surprises is also pretty popular, and it will rock your world with its picture-perfect 35-meter-long water tunnel.
One thing that many fountains at the Magic Water Circuit share is their interactive nature. The rainbow fountain comes with seven parallel rows of water jets shooting streams of different colors, while the Fantasy fountain hosts regularly scheduled laser and picture shows synchronized to music.
The Magic Water Circuit fountains are open from 3 p.m. until 10 p.m., Monday through Sunday, and the entrance fee is set at 5 Peruvian soles (around $1.5).
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Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Historic Center of Lima is a testament to the city’s colonial past. The area is a marvel of Spanish colonial architecture, with grandiose buildings and baroque churches. Our recommendation? Start at the Plaza Mayor, the birthplace of Lima.
Travel (@wanderluluu)The Culinary Scene
Lima is often called the gastronomic capital of South America, and for good reason. The city’s culinary scene is a reflection of its multicultural heritage, blending indigenous, Spanish, African, and Asian influences. To truly experience the flavors of Lima, try traditional dishes like ceviche, lomo saltado, and causa.
The Larco Museum
Housed in an 18th-century vice-royal building, the Larco Museum is a window into Peru’s ancient civilizations. Plus, make sure to check out the museum’s open storage area, where you can see thousands of artifacts not currently on display. A rare behind-the-scenes look!
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Lima is a treasure trove of history, boasting well-preserved colonial architecture and ancient ruins. Explore the historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and marvel at grand cathedrals, ornate palaces, and picturesque plazas. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Lima as you stroll through its charming streets.
Culinary Delights
Prepare your taste buds for a culinary adventure like no other. Lima is renowned as the gastronomic capital of South America, offering a tantalizing array of flavors and influences. Indulge in mouthwatering ceviche, savor the tender anticuchos, and delight in the traditional Peruvian dish, lomo saltado. Lima’s vibrant food scene will leave you craving for more.
Coastal Beauty
Lima’s location along the Pacific Ocean provides breathtaking views and picturesque beaches. Take a stroll along the scenic Miraflores boardwalk, feel the ocean breeze on your face, and admire the stunning sunsets that paint the sky with vibrant colors. Relax on the sandy beaches or try your hand at surfing in the waves of the Pacific.
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]]>While exploring the continent can take time and careful planning, there are some cities that can be used as a great base for seeing the best of this huge land. Here are the best trip bases, depending on what you want to see!
Lima
Lima is the bustling capital of Peru, a country that’s best known for its natural treasures and heritage. If you head here, you will have easy access to the rest of the country as well as the Andes Region, which makes it a great choice as a trip base if you want to check out this part of the region.
Buenos Aires
Many people refer to the Argentinian capital as the Paris of Latin America, and you will be astounded at all that Buenos Aires has to offer in and of itself. You can also use it as a base for trips to neighboring Uruguay as well as Argentina’s famed wine regions or even the Tierra del Fuego region.
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil is the biggest and most populous country in South America, and Rio de Janeiro is the best place to begin if you want to take it all in. From the city’s beaches to its cheap and frequent connections with other Brazilian cities like Sao Paulo, this world-famous city has all you need.
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Named after its founder Rafael Larco Herrera, this privately owned museum features an impressive collection of pre-Columbian artifacts. It houses exhibitions showcasing ceramics, jewelry, and the world’s largest collection of pre-Columbian erotic pottery.
Gold Museum
There are so many art and history museums in Lima that it would be weird to skip them for Gold Museum—but bear with us. This is actually one of the most popular museums in the entire city and it emphasizes the important role that gold and other precious metals played in the colonization of South America. Its collection features pre-Hispanic gold, weapons, and armor.
Lima Art Museum
Art lovers visiting Lima should make sure to put this museum on their travel itinerary. Housed in a beautiful neo-classical building, this is the best place in the city to explore Peruvian art and discover works of art from the pre-Columbian period to the present day.
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]]>Arequipa
The second most populated city in Peru is heaven for architecture lovers thanks to many baroque buildings on its grounds, but most people visit it to explore the volcanoes that surround it.
Cusco
Cusco may not be one of the biggest and most populated places in Peru, but it’s one of the most historically significant. This city once served as the capital of the Inca Empire, and many ancient sites are still located on its grounds, including the Inca complex Saqsaywaman.
Trujillo
One of the most vibrant cities in all of Peru, Trujillo is also hailed as the country’s cultural capital since it hosts many important events. It’s also known as the capital of marinera, a popular traditional dance in Peru.
Ica
The city of Ica is home to several pretty impressive religious buildings, but the real magic starts once you start exploring its surroundings. Most people coming here want to discover Huacachina, a secluded oasis with a tiny lake in the middle of the desert.
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]]>Park of Love
One of Miraflores’ most Instagram-friendly attractions, this beautifully landscaped park with an ocean view draws obvious inspiration from Barcelona’s Park Güell. In addition to its mosaic walls, it’s also known for Victor Delfín’s famous kissing sculpture El Beso.
Huaca Pucllana
History lovers visiting Lima have to check out the remains of clay and adobe stepped pyramid in Miraflores. Huaca Pucllana was built between the years 200 AD and 700 AD, and it’s believed it once served as an important ceremonial center of the Lima Culture.
Faro La Marina
If you enjoy visiting lighthouses in each and every city that has one, Lima won’t leave you disappointed. Built in 1973, La Marina is one of the most beautiful and visited lighthouses in all of Peru thanks to its cliffside location above the Pacific Ocean.
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]]>Park of Love
Lima’s most picturesque seaside park offers amazing views of the Pacific Ocean, but it’s not the only thing it’s known for. The iconic sculpture “El Beso” by Victor Delfín is located right here, while the rest of the park is filled with colorful mosaics carved in stone, reminiscent of Parc Guell in Barcelona.
Park of the Reserve
Park of the Reserve is impossible to miss because it’s located in the very heart of Lima. Beautiful green spaces will draw you in, but you’ll stick around for its magical fountains – especially if you visit in the evening when the light show takes place.
Forrest El Olivar
In addition to being a truly amazing place to relax and unwind, Forrest El Olivar comes with a great backstory. It houses over 1,600 olive trees that grew from only three olive tree saplings that were brought to Peru from Spain.
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]]>Cultural Richness
The historic center of Lima is a must-see spot and the amazing buildings you’ll get to see here tell a unique story of everything this country went through over the years.
Adventure Time
Are you a fan of outdoors activities or prefer spending a wild night out? It doesn’t matter, because Lima has something amazing to offer to both the adrenaline junkies and party people.
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Lima has been described as the gastronomical capital of South America, and foodie lovers won’t be able to resist the specialties of its local cuisine.
Perfect Weather
This bustling city is one of the most amazing year-round travel destinations thanks to its mild weather, and if you have a chance to travel here more than once, make sure to visit it during different seasons.
Hip Neighborhoods
You probably won’t have time to explore every corner of Lima if you go only once, but try to visit some of its bohemian neighborhoods, such as Miraflores and Barranco.
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]]>Surf Herradura
If you love to surf, swing by Chorrillos. Here, you can experience one of the best left-hand point breaks in the Americas and enjoy what may just be the surf of a lifetime.
Check Out The Catacombs
If you have an thing for the Gothic, you may want to check out the burial site beneath Lima’s Convent. The burial ground came into existence in 1808 and 25,000 bodies currently rest there.
Swim With Sea Lions
You can take a boat from Lima to Palomino Island. There is a wide array of wildlife here, but the best has got to be the baby sea lions, who you can take a swim with.
Parque Kennedy
Parque Kennedy contains hundreds of cats and hundreds of people to watch while you enjoy picarones. Each night, you can enjoy art exhibits and dancing.
Peruvian Nightlife
Going out in Peru is a unique experience. Instead of sticking to the hostel bar, visit a Peña. These are music venues where you can enjoy traditional live Peruvian music. Sometimes they are hosted in bars, sometimes in someone’s backyard.
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