In Pachacamac district, about 40 minutes by car away from Miraflores, you can explore the large archeological ruins and museum. This site is located close to the coastline, which features the beaches south of Lima. Make sure to make a reservation before your visit.
-Plaza de Armas and Historic Center of Lima: This is the center of Lima, where the main plaza and all the colonial architecture and main buildings are. The Cathedral, Government Palace, and all the buildings around embody the historical city of Lima.
One of the Iconic beautiful buildings designed by the architect Rafael Marquina, built in 1924. It was built in honor of the 100 year anniversary of the Battle of Ayacucho, a decisive military encounter during the Peruvian War of Independence. The restaurant area offers traditional Peruvian flavors with high quality and extended bar offerings. Diana's favorite is the Pisco Sour Cathedral, and for an Entrée, Lomo saltado con lomo fino.
Archeological ruins in Miraflores district
Historic park in the Miraflores District with an ocean view
This is Austin's favorite way to explore Miraflores! You can create an account online (https://www.citybikelima.com/) to rent bikes. For the best ocean views, ride along the Costa Verde.
This Mirabus allows you to observe different places in Lima from a touristic perspective.
Barranco district is a bohemian and old Lima district that is interesting to walk around and observe the architecture. Check out the Puente de los Suspiros and plaza de Barranco.
Miraflores District. To purchase traditional Peruvian souvenirs, including textiles, ornaments, and jewelry, you can visit these markets. There are four markets in close proximity that you can walk through.
Museo del Cacao- Miraflores. In this boutique store, you can learn about the variety of cacao beans in Peru and how chocolate is made. In addition to chocolate, you can find different products made with cacao, such as lotions, liquors, teas, etc.
Tika Tany: A shop for Peruvian natural snacks and other products.
Buffet of Peruvian food with authentic flavors and tradition, including Peruvian desserts and pisco sours. One of Diana's favorite spots!
Walok - Miraflores: Peruvian and Chinese fusion, authentic flavors that represent the mix of Chinese and Peruvian history
Peruvian food traditional from Gaston Acurio, recognized Peruvian chef.
This is a traditional restaurant and bar of one of the biggest wine producers of local wine in Peru. This historic restaurant has locations in Lima Center and Miraflores, and the entrees and appetizers use the traditional recipes and flavors of the traditional Lima. This chain was visited by different chefs and Peruvian personalities. You can find different types of sweet wines from a large variety of grapes of Peru, delicious traditional appetizers and types of pisco sours. Address: Calle. de las Pizzas 290, Miraflores 15074, Peru Address: Av. San Martin 1090, Pueblo Libre 15084, Peru
La Tiendecita Blanca: Traditional spot with a beautiful ambiance. Try the different delicacies of Peruvian fusion with European flavors. Enjoy the delicious pastries and entrees. One of Diana's favorites. https://latiendecitablanca.com.pe/en/
Rodizio: This is a Brazilian steakhouse buffet. You can also find some other Peruvian dishes, salad bars, and dessert options. The cuts are delicious and brought to your table. This is Austin’s favorite restaurant in Lima. https://rodizio.com.pe/locales/miraflores
El Senorio de Sulco: Authentic ambiance from the north of the country, with traditional Peruvian dishes and authentic flavors.
For a delicious seafood lunch, make sure to arrive early (before noon) to have a spot without a wait. Be sure to try the ceviche! http://puntoazulrestaurante.com/
La Rosa Náutica: For Peruvian food with remarkable views, the restaurant is located on the pier of the beach! https://larosanautica.com/
La Lucha: Delicious sandwiches, and peruvian potatoes fries with traditional flavors. This is Austin's favorite Peruvian fast food chain.
Ayahuasca Bar: Unique ambiance with different areas decorated with traditional peruvian culture of the different geographies. You can find different and unique pisco based cocktails, with natural and traditional flavors of fruits, syrups, and herbs.