Veronica & John
Things To Do
Larco Museum
A renowned museum housed in an 18th-century viceroyalty mansion, the Larco Museum features one of the most extensive collections of pre-Columbian art in Peru. Guests can explore gold, silver, and ceramic artifacts, including the famous Moche erotic pottery gallery. The lush gardens and café also make it a relaxing stop.
Museo Oro del Perú y Armas del Mundo
This museum presents a vast collection of weapons from around the world, alongside exhibits showcasing Peruvian history and culture. Visitors can see armory spanning centuries and continents, from medieval swords to modern firearms. It offers a unique blend of military and cultural heritage.
Lima Cathedral
Located in the historic center, the Cathedral of Lima is a stunning example of Spanish colonial architecture. Inside, guests will find ornate altars, religious art, and the tomb of Francisco Pizarro, the Spanish conqueror of Peru. Its location on the main square makes it a central landmark to visit.
Maido
Ranked among the world’s top restaurants, Maido offers innovative Nikkei cuisine, blending Japanese techniques with Peruvian ingredients. The tasting menus are a culinary journey highlighting seafood, wagyu beef, and Amazonian flavors. Reservations are highly recommended for this unforgettable dining experience.
Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu
One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu is an ancient Incan citadel set high in the Andes. Visitors can explore its stone temples, terraces, and breathtaking mountain views. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and Peru’s most iconic attraction. Travel agent information will be posted soon.
Iquitos
Accessible only by plane or boat, Iquitos is the gateway to the Peruvian Amazon. From here, guests can embark on river cruises, visit indigenous communities, and experience rich rainforest biodiversity. The city itself offers vibrant markets and a lively riverfront. Veronica's family includes a legendary singer, her grandmother "Flor Del Oriente", from Iquitos. Travel agent information will be posted soon.
Restaurant Huaca Pucllana
This restaurant is set beside the pre-Incan adobe pyramid of Huaca Pucllana, offering diners a striking mix of history and fine cuisine. Its menu highlights contemporary Peruvian dishes with local ingredients. Guests can also take guided tours of the archaeological site.
Paco Yonque
John and Veronica visited this amazing spot adjacent to JFK park. Besides the beautiful restaurant and bar, there is a showroom for liquor distilled in the ancient Peruvian fashion from fermented grapes, herbs, fruits, animal parts etc. Though consumption may not be for all of our guests, it is a must see for everyone.
