Ventanillaのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

毎月最終日曜日に、国内各地の民族グループが交代でここに集まります。

この建物は、リマ中央鉄道の主要駅、旅客ターミナル、オフィスビルとして設計されました。1912年に完成しました。建設には、鉄骨構造や金属トラス梁を備えた鉄筋コンクリートなどの近代的な工法や材料が使用されました。

Jirón de la Unión traces its origins back to Lima's main colonial thoroughfare, which as early as the 16th century connected trade, administration, and social life. For centuries, it was the most important promenade and shopping street for the city's elite. Today, Jirón is a bustling pedestrian zone where historic buildings and modern mass retail overlap. A stroll through it is worthwhile to experience firsthand the social and urban transformation of the city center.

This newly built bridge is the only connection between Miraflores and Barranco. It's a real eye-catcher in the evening. 👍🏻

A beautiful green city park in Lima with some highlights and exhibitions and sometimes lectures

The Union Club is the meeting place for Peruvians from all regions of the country and the world, without distinction. Hence the name, which is not only a statement, but also a lasting message of friendship and solidarity. The very good restaurant and café are open to everyone.

On the beautiful little Plaza Peru, Lima is written in large letters and this has become a popular photo motif for many tourists.

In its heyday, the Gran Hotel Bolivar was the place to be in Lima. Built at the request of the government on state property and designed by Peruvian architect Rafael Marquina, its original raison d'être was to serve as a sophisticated base for politicians. Charles de Gaulle, Nixon, Robert Kennedy and Emperor Akihito all stayed at the Bolivar, which is located in the royal Plaza San Martín, six blocks from the Government Palace.