Do you want to see the hidden gems of Lima? Would you belive it is possible to visit the oldest house in Lima city? what better to do it with a local guide? so this tour is for you!!!
Let me show the colonial house considered the most beautiful building of the historical center and also we are going to see the traditional streets in downtown Lima and if you want we can stop to try local food like empanadas or local butifarra (peruvian sandwich), ad if you want you can try a good Pisco Sour.
Lobby Hotel
- Meet your guide who will introduce herself and her driver and head up to downtown.
We are going to stop at Plaza San Martin to continue to walk through the most emblematic street of downtown Jiron de la Union to Plaza Mayor. On the way we will see the traditional architecture of the city and different emblematic buildings such as the Gran Hotel Bolivar the first hotel in Peru, we will also see La Iglesia de La Merced, La Casa Torre Tagle, etc.
Arrival at Plaza Mayor where is located the most important buildings of the Country such us the Goverment Palace, the Cathedral, the City Hall, if you want to visit the Cathedral, Catacombs or Santo Domingo Chrurch we can do it (entrance by your own).
If you would like to stop for a snack or lunch we can do it, just let me know. if you are interested to visit another place in addition please let me know feel free to contact me.
Remember that I can customized the tour.
Finally we visit the Aliaga House which is still use a residence for the same family, that means that 16 generations have been living at that house. The Aliaga House is a colonial style building located in the historic center of Lima. The building would have been built on top of a huaca. The building dates back to May 1536 at the beginning of the foundation of the city. It belonged to Don Jeronimo de Aliaga y Ramirez. It was destroyed by the Lima Earthquake of 1746 and rebuilt by Juan José Aliaga y Sotomayor. In the nineteenth century a series of works were carried out, the original construction was made of quincha and adobe. The architecture is eclectic in style due to several changes made since its construction. The styles present are renaissance, mannerist, baroque or neoclassical. The current owner is Gonzalo Jorge de Aliaga Ascenzo, VIII Count of San Juan de Lurigancho.
We will return to the car to go to your hotel.
at your hotel
Casa Aliaga entrance fees
Private Guide
Private Transportation
Private Driver, Fuel, Toll, Parking
Water Bottle
Pick up or drop off at Aiport or Hotel Costa del Sol by Whydam at aiport
Meals and Drinks
Entrance fee to another places
Gratuities
El tiempo del tour empieza desde el recojo hasta la dejada en su hotel.
If you are interested to visit another place in addition please let me know feel free to contact me. Remember that we can customized the tour.