Cheap Holidays to Lima

Lima Holidays

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Holidays in Lima

Travelling to a new city is always a lot of fun, so why not come and find out what Lima has to offer?

The population of this city is 7,700,000.

Enjoy the wonder and amazement in your kids' eyes as they meet the fascinating animals at the Leyendas Park. The Huachipa Zoo also offers a fun and educational experience.

Settle in with your favourite book, kick a ball around or just watch the clouds roll by at Exposition Park and Kennedy Park. Also think about kicking back and whiling away a pleasant afternoon at at La Reserva Park or Miraflores Central Park.

Nothing beats a day by the seaside. You're spoilt for choice in this area, with Waikiki Beach and Hermosa Beach some of the best places to stick a toe in the water. Travellers who are eager to see more can also check out Santa Maria Beach and Pucusana Beach.

Is it time to head out into nature to find a bit of fresh, clean air? Take a break among the pleasant surrounds of Olivar Park and San Cristobal Hill.

Walk the tranquil halls, study the engaging displays and talk to the friendly staff. The Museum of the Nation and Pachacamac Ruins are comforting places to reflect and maybe even discover something new. If you've got the time, also go to the Larco Herrera Museum and the Gold Museum.

Planet Earth is filled with all sorts of mysterious objects. Uncover things that'll put your imagination to shame at the National Museum of the Archaeology Anthropology and History of Peru and the Museum of Natural History. When it comes to the natural world you simply can't see it all, but don't let that stop you from trying! For even more rare and unusual specimens, add the Museo Arqueologico Paracas to your itinerary.

In a destination bursting at the seams with superb art exhibitions, the Museum of Italian Art and the Lima Art Museum somehow manage to stand a head taller than the rest. If you're feeling inspired, continue onwards to the Pedro de Osma Museum and the MATE Mario Testino Association.

Take an amazing journey into yesteryear at the Metropolitan Museum of Lima and the National Museum of Peruvian Culture. Both sites pride themselves on making the city's vivid history entertaining and appealing to visitors.

Get a deeper understanding of bygone times when you stop at Huaca Pucllana Ruins and Torre Tagle Palace. If you have time up your sleeve, Government Palace and Real Felipe Fortress are two more must-visits.

Be sure to find the time to make the short journey across Bridge of Sighs. This age-old structure has stood proudly above the water for what feels like an age, adding some classical atmosphere to Lima.

If you've ever had the task of redecorating a house, you'll be overwhelmed by the incredible amount of effort that has gone into creating the plush design and furnishings of Archbishop's Palace.

Customers with an interest in the city's religious heritage shouldn't miss Cathedral of Lima and San Pedro Church. Church and Convent of San Francisco and Santa Rosa del Mar Church are some other historically significant sites.

When you are visiting new places, keep in mind that it's sometimes the lesser-known sites that'll replay in your memories once you've come back home. Two such places in Lima are the Ricardo Palma Cultural Center and the San Marcos Cultural Center. Villena Bridge and the Sala Luis Miro Quesada Garland Museum are two more places you should consider.