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Parque de la Muralla lies on the banks of the Rímac River and marks the course of Lima's former colonial city wall. The park combines archaeological remains with modern green spaces and offers a rare glimpse into the city's early history. It is particularly well-suited for a short, contemplative break away from the bustling squares of the old town.

Excellent place to eat chifita.

I didn't take any photos of the route, but enjoy the whole view, it's downhill.

On Sundays it is completely

Nice park to take a break, really good area. Well maintained.

Over the centuries, the government palace in the "City of Kings" has been rebuilt many times. The first building, a two-story adobe building, was built by the city's founder, Francisco Pizarro, for himself. After Peru became a viceroyalty in 1542, the "Casa de Pizarro" was given its status as a government palace. Pizarro's coat of arms still adorns the main portal today.

"La flor de la canela" and "El puente de los suspiros" are two of the songs written by Chabuca Grande, inspired by this place in Barranco, the neighborhood where the artist lived. The Bridge of Sighs has become one of the most visited places by foreign tourists and a meeting point for the country's romantics thanks to the fame achieved by its songs.

Good cycle path, good condition