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Jan & Marge said
(Author:M,Editor:J) We spent our last night in Montreal very wisely: saw friends, watched a last hockey game, played poker, finished pac... Continue reading »
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Dylan & Katie said
We had to be in Lima for 24th October, as this was the date we were to start the Inca trail adventure! So we thought we should get there... Continue reading »
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Kina said
We arrived early in Lima with very small expectations of anything, except for perhaps the possibility of being robbed. Much thanks to tha... Continue reading »
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Mike & Linda Fidge said
Picture this...A newlywed couple, buzzing after their first day in a foreign land. Excited about a big day of exploring. Ent... Continue reading »
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Mike & Linda Fidge said
After chilling out and just soaking in the atmosphere of Miraflores, we were on the hunt for a real ancient cultural experience.Lo and be... Continue reading »
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181. Catedral de Lima
It was Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro who laid the first stone here. The cathedral is bordered by 15 chapels, one of which holds the remains of the conquistador himself. The interior, adorned with cruciform pillars, can... more
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Lori and Ian said
… the president lives) and La Catedral de Lima. We had a quick peep inside the cathedral, but as they wanted 10… continue reading »
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182. The Brewing Corner
Half a block from Plaza San MartÃn, the Brewing Corner is convenient to many attractions in the center of Lima. As the name suggests, this bar specializes in beer but it also serves cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages. The sp... more
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183. Isla San Lorenzo
Considered to be the largest and highest island found off the Peruvian coast, it is eight kilometers long, three kilometers wide and 370 meters high. Here, you can find natural caves, abysses, beaches and ravines that offer mag... more
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184. Baños Turcos Windsor
Situated in the financial zone of San Isidro, this is one of the most traditional places in the city for those who enjoy taking a Turkish bath or sauna. The bathhouse also includes a heated indoor swimming pool, a eucalyptus sa... more
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185. Time Out
Although this bar belongs to the same company that owns the Bowling Plaza, it is run independently. The theme here is very much sports-oriented, and there are many bar games for customers to play, such as cachitos, darts and po... more
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186. Teatro Municipal
Don Manuel Forero entrusted this building to engineer Alfredo Viale, who finished it five years later in 1920. More than a decade later, the classic-style facade was completed, as was the Golden Room on the second floor. This t... more
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187. Fiestas Patrias
This is a patriotic celebration of Peru's independence from the Spanish crown. The event culminated on July 28, 1821 led by the Great Liberator General Jose San Martin, as he is known throughout South America. Observance is hel... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Traveling Tom said
… next to the rather diminutive embassy of Malta. We had the luck to arrive during Fiestas Patrias, so… continue reading »
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188. Plaza Italia
The square is so named in homage to the famous naturalist don Antonio Raymondi (1826-1890), whose statue is in this plaza. It has a pretty bronze fountain which dates back to 1611. Around it, there are the churches 'Las Descalz... more
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189. Playa El Silencio
This is one of the most popular beaches because of its white, coarse sand. It has a "U"-shape, clear translucent waters, and waves that are usually very tranquil, although the sea can become dangerous, because it gets deep very... more
