The 22 best spots to watch the sunset in Lima

The Malecón in Miraflores is one of the most beautiful spots to experience in Lima, especially in the morning. Walking along the cliffs with the Pacific Ocean stretching endlessly in front of you is truly breathtaking. The fresh morning breeze, the sound of the waves crashing against the rocks, and the calm atmosphere make it a perfect place to start the day. The parks along the Malecón are well-maintained with colorful flowers, palm trees, and jogging or cycling tracks where you can see locals staying active. In the early hours, it feels peaceful and less crowded, giving you uninterrupted views of the ocean and the sunrise glow reflecting over the water. The scenic beauty, combined with the clean pathways and green spaces, makes the Malecón a must-visit not just for tourists but also for anyone who loves nature and tranquility.

Such a beautiful place for a walk to catch the sunset. Lots of areas to sit and green space for the dogs and kids to play or to picnic.

Nice place for a leisure walk. Beautiful sunset

Great place to watch sunset, go for a walk/run or date! We stayed close to here and came to this park every evening to watch the sunset over the pacific ocean

A nice walk to take in the beautiful coastal views of Lima

Llloovveeddd this malecon. The views were beautiful, super cute dogs everywhere, very peaceful, and clean. It was a great walk that will help you clear your mind for sure.

It’s a nice walk with beautiful views of the Pacific ocean. Path is paved and easy to walk on, seems accessible even by wheelchair. There were many families with young kids and couples walking and just relaxing. Best time to walk is right around sunset. We started around the malecon marker on google map around 5:30pm and walked towards Larcomar. We saw folks paragliding in the sunset which looked beautiful. Also nice to be at the resto around sunset for dinner.

Beautiful walk along the coast with stunning ocean views and a refreshing breeze. A great spot to relax and enjoy the sunset. There are some nice restaurants and cafés around, and it’s easy to access the beach area. Worth a visit if you’re exploring Chorrillos!

Beautiful view of the bay and the Limeñan coast. Walking distance to some great seafood restaurants.

Awesome place to enjoy the sunset with your lavish wine and your better half. However, there are 🔥 delicious Cevicherias to enjoy lovely sea food with the aroma of sea and mesmerizing view of Lima.

There is a lot of beauty out there. The best beach area in town. From the beautiful homes on the hill to the dock where you can hand fish. The food there is great as the market there has all you need.

If you are looking to immerse in the locals’ culture and stay away from the hustle and bustle of overcrowded, overpriced and overrated “tourist” places, visit Chorrillos and the local beach. The views and friendliness of its people will leave you wanted to return.

Beautiful place for a photo taking trip. There's so many lovely flowers and statues. My daughter loved the dolphin 🐬

Is ok when weather is nice. If you come for sunset, don’t forget a cover up because it gets quite chillly.

It is certainly a beach area with a lot of surfers, but having that said it is probably not one of the better beaches I have seen. The sand looks rocky and hard and water not so blue. If you have time on your hands come take a look but if you don’t have extra time it’s better to spend your time at other beaches in other places

Great walking space, clean, safe

Had a free half day here so decided to stroll along the coastal path. Many small parks along the path, people jogging, walking, watching the surfers down the sea and the paragliding above, lot of birds chipping among the bushes, peaceful and relaxing, can spend hours here. Fell great after a few days in high altitude area.

Great beach for surfing but it is also well if you just want to sit and enjoy the view.

Beautiful neighbourhood. Lots of surfers. Very nice boardwalk.

Amazing views of the Ocean. And lots of activities including paragliding

Good beach area to relax, swim, and people watch.

Beautiful museum of artifacts from ancient Peruvian civilizations, including ceramics, textiles, and metalwork. The exhibits are nicely curated, and the collection is huge, but for an entry fee of 50 soles I would've expected a bit more variety and some other content than just constant display cases with accompanying text. Very interesting, but after a while it gets a little boring. Beside the main museum there's a separate exhibit for "erotic" artifacts, mainly pottery portraying sexually explicit scenes. It's included in the main ticket price. There's also a souvenir shop and a restaurant on site. There are explanatory texts in several languages for all exhibits, so English speakers for example can easily follow along. There's also an audio guide available, but this we didn't try. We spent approximately two hours walking through the museum, stopping briefly at most exhibits.

The Larco Museum in Lima is one of Peru’s finest museums and a must-visit for anyone interested in history and culture. Housed in an 18th-century colonial mansion, it features an outstanding collection of pre-Columbian art, including ceramics, textiles, metalwork, and jewelry from ancient civilizations like the Moche, Nazca, and Inca. One of its highlights is the world-famous gallery of erotic pottery, which is both fascinating and unique. The museum also offers beautifully curated exhibits with clear explanations in multiple languages, making it easy to understand Peru’s rich cultural heritage. The gardens and café add to the experience, creating a relaxing atmosphere after exploring the galleries. Perfect for culture lovers, history buffs, and anyone wanting a deeper understanding of Peru before (or after) visiting its archaeological sites.

This is a must to visit if you make it to Lima Peru. There are about 45k of antiques found in different sites in the whole Peru. They belong to the pre Inca culture. It is so surprised to see how well they all were preserved after 2000 or 5000 years underground. I did not have much time there for the last visit but next time when I come back I think I will spend a whole day here. Highly recommended.

🌟 An unforgettable experience—leave yourself plenty of time! Visited on Tuesday, July 1, 2025 with reservations from 5–7pm. We arrived early but were overdue for dinner, so we hit the restaurant before exploring the museum. Though that left us only about an hour inside. Despite the short visit, every detail of the museum, restaurant, and grounds impressed me. 🍽️ The restaurant is beautifully designed—definitely a bit upscale for my “hole-in-the-wall” tastes, but still worth the stop. Prices are on the higher side. 🌺 The grounds are stunning, with vibrant flowers everywhere and photo-worthy views around every corner. 🏺 The museum exhibits are top-notch, A+. What can be said about this collection that hasn't already been said? The quality, detail, and condition of these artifacts that are hundreds and thousands of years old, are second to none. Simply extraordinary. I'd recommend 3-5 hours or more if you really want to absorb and appreciate everything. So I'll definitely be returning for another visit as 1–2 hours isn’t nearly enough. 🗣️ Guided tours in Spanish are available for 10 soles and last about an hour. They didn’t offer English tours during our visit, but I believe they do offer them. They provide self-guided audio devices in English for the same price—I'll try that next time because I'm a fan of moving at my own pace. 🎁 Gift shop: Prices are steep, but it's a welcome addition. Far too many sites in Peru lack gift shops and miss the opportunity to cash in on visitors after the experience. People want souvenirs and they're willing to pay for them! 📍 Overall: This is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Lima. Don’t rush it—plan time to explore, then unwind with a meal or drink afterward.

Lovely place amazing collection of Indigenous artifacts, beautiful displays, and the garden, just stunning small but packed full of wonderful art. It also has a large erotic art section, very Peruvian cultural art, but best to keep the kiddos out of that section. Very nice!

This is the best museum I visited during my time in Peru (and that is saying a lot). The museum takes you through a chronological journey of pre-Incan and early Incan history. The exhibits are, frankly, unbelievable. Entrance is relatively inexpensive, and I recommend paying the small extra fee for the audio tour guide... the information was detailed and very interesting. The warehouse section, which holds the excess inventory of artifacts, is as interesting as the main exhibit. It is hard to believe that this is a private collection. If you visit one museum in Lima, this is the one to see.

Be sure to take a guided tour if you are able. Daniela was amazing and brought the history to life. She answered questions and asked if there were specific topics that I wanted to see and hear about to do a deeper dive. The grounds are beautifully kept.

The tour was excellent! It lasted about 40 minutes, and the guides were very knowledgeable. The ruins are in the middle of Miraflores, right next to a great restaurant with a beautiful view of the site. Just note that the night tour doesn’t allow you to go to the top of the ruins — that’s only possible during the day.

An incredible archaeological site in the heart of Miraflores! 🏛️ The 2,000-year-old adobe pyramid showcases the remarkable craftsmanship of ancient builders. The 40-minute guided tour (S/15, available in English or Spanish) is informative and engaging. Note: the night tour doesn’t include access to the top, but we took it and still loved the experience. A must-visit for history lovers in Lima!

Fascinating study of the dedication of the ancients in building structures covering great areas with handmade vertical bricks. On some you can even see their hand and finger prints! Our guide shared a wide scope of knowledge from all of those who lived here, their customs, foods they planted and consumed, burial rites, beliefs, skills... He was a great guide to his heritage and this enormous site in the middle of the city. (Unfortunately, there is a listing for a "minizoo" here. While seeing the 7 famous llamas, alpacas and dozens+ guinea pigs was an interesting part of the tour...that does Not qualify the Very minimum pen and feeding bin as a "zoo." There is a genuine one elsewhere. The handful of indigenousanimals here are just to enlighten visitors as to the animals the original denizens had for food, like the well-planted garden.) This is a healthy, enlightening educational walk through an amazing ancient world. (PS- Please bring some currency to show your appreciation to your fascinating guide!!)

Worth a visit but just bare in mind you must go round with a tour guide and once you've seen one part of the temple you've sort of seen it all. There were some interesting facts and it made for a good walk. There are some cute llamas or alpacas and guinea pigs 😊

I want to say I loved it, listen - it's historical and the guide was good. Spoke very good English and the Llamas / Guinea pigs at the end are cute. It's interesting, and they're still excavating. The tour takes little under an hour.. tips for the guide are nice! They do a good job. You walk up some steepish parts, and it's sandy - so don't wear slides. ;) Worth a visit... And the restaurant overlooking the ruins is fab! But gets busy. There are other restaurants just outside too. (Not overlooking the ruins) If you're in Lima and like history.. go. I was just a little bit bored at times. 🙊

Huaca Pucllana: 4000-year-old pyramid, check. Boring guide who puts you to sleep, check. If you're gonna make me walk on ancient genius pyramid, at least make the tour entertaining. Suggestion: skip the guide and hit up the Larco Museum first. Learn more over there Trust me, you'll be way more impressed when you finally get to the real education. And honestly, just read the Wikipedia page, you'll learn more. Need tour guide and takes about one hour.

Went Sunday afternoon. A bit of a wait ' half an hour as I had not made a reservation. Entry was 15 soles. Than waited another 20 minutes for English guide and to get numbers for tour. (Recommend you make reservation and you can walk past line) Very interesting tour. The walk is easy around site. Love how this is right in Milaflores easy for most tourists to get too.

Good show case in archeology history of Peru and Inca culture. Free admission is a plus. If have time see this one first, then go see the laco museum. You will much be appreciated.

A lot of the museum is under renovation- but it was still worth the trip. We learned so much about Peru and how it won its independence. The staff was very friendly but not many English speakers and the Spanish I practiced for did not help here. But still, not big issues. Beautiful building as well.

The museum is definitely still being remodeled and lots of areas are not available. It was free for English speakers because very little signage in English. No English audio guide was available. There are some QR codes and English translations in the second building. Some interesting exhibits to see but challenging without translation or audio guide. Go if you are good with just walking around and looking at exhibits or feel like translating lots on your phone.

Somehow I was expecting more. I was expecting to see a lot of original examples of pre-incan cultures. So much was promiced. But those things weren't there. Same time, amazing excobition about fight for peruvian independence from 15 century untill the independence. Very good and professional.

If you only have time to visit a Museum in Lima this is the one. Recently remodeled the displays are well lit, concise and do more than justice to the stunning artifacts in this collection. The emphasis on the descriptive text being in as many languages as possible, is in direct detriment to the information one craves of the objects in display. We are in Peru, so the text should be in Spanish, and should be thorough and well thought out. It should also be at eye level, not below one’s knees as is the case on some pieces. The original Larco collection on the left as you come into the main courtyard, is overwhelming in scope, with floor to ceiling glass cases that have not been cleaned in ages, and with only the pieces at eye level comfortable to look at. The lighting is funereal in contrast to the rest of the museum. I imagine this is the result of being short in both storage and budget. It would be better to close this space altogether since it does nothing for the objects trapped inside or the visitor who cannot wait to get out. So just avoid it and enjoy the remodeled part of this gorgeous place, with a magnificent outdoor garden.

The museum is under renovation. A few of the most important pieces are on display and worth the visit. Entry is free. At the time of writing there is an excellent exhibition on the role of women in pre inca/ inca civilizations that is very interesting.

When I visited in May, all of the exhibits were open, offering a rich journey through Peru’s history from ancient artifacts to pieces from around the time of independence. I spent about an hour here. Admission is free, making it a nice stop on any Lima itinerary. I recommend pairing it with a visit to the Larco Museum and a tour of Huaca Pucllana; I managed to do all three in a single day, and it made for a well-rounded and educational experience during my first full day of visiting this beautiful country.

Beautiful building (from outside; no visitors inside). When you're in Lima you can't miss it as it's right in the Historic Centre.

This great palace is also situated in the main square - Plaza Mayor. It is the official residence of the President of Peru and the seat of government. The building is very Grande and impressive. The Palace is fantastic. The changing of the Guards takes place everyday at noon, be sure to get there 15 minutes before as it does get very crowded. The ceremony is pretty amazing to watch, first there is a band performance and then the guards change. You can also visit inside but will need to pre arrange in advance.

The Palace was built by Francisco Pizarro in 1536, after the foundation of Lima City by him in 1535. He became the governor of New Castile in 1529. The building served as the head office of Pizarro's administration. On Sunday 26 June 1541, thirteen supporters of Diego de Almagro with his son Diego de Almagro II, (whose father had been executed in 1538 In Cusco by Pizarro's brother Hernardo), stormed the building and assassinate Pizarro after a big fight with swords. On 1542, it became the viceroy's residence and seat of the government Casas Reales.  The most recent alterations to the building were completed in the 1930s, under the direction of President Oscar Benavides. The Changing of the Guards is a major tourist attraction at the Government Palace. It takes place at noon daily on the main esplanade looking onto the Plaza de Armas.

Be there at noon for changing of the guard.It last about 30min-40min with live orchestra and great soldiers skills .During day place is safe with lots of police . Must visit in Lima. Be aware of bad traffic to get to historic area allow extra time for travel.can be even around 45min from Miraflores. Uber aprox 15Soles

The President White House in Lima, Peru. A lot of people and tourists are watching a troop of the guards performance. Very nice.

It is a magnificent building. There are many famous points of interest around. Cathedral Lima, Municipal Palace, Cocoa Museum, and etc. It should be extremely safe around this place, as there are hundreds of policemen around. If you only have one day for this city, you should definitely start from the Plaza right next to it.

Government Palace of Peru, also known as Palace of Pizarro, is both the official residence of the President of Peru and the central seat of the Peruvian government. The historic palace has a very Neo-Baroque style architecture, which is famous in the late 19th century. At 12 noon, 7 days a week, there is a change of palace guards. It is what you definitely don't want to miss! Very impressive!

In A Nutshell: -El Olivar is a small park that is kept very clean & safe. -I liked the smooth walking path & green grass w/ many trees. Overall, this is a good place to hang out at or get some exercise.

Great park with plenty of space to relax amongst the olive trees. You can visit the museum and also watch the fish and turtles in the ponds. It's worth a visit.

This is basically just trees with walking paths. It is not suitable for bird watching. You'll top out at 10 species if you get lucky. It is not suitable for small children unless you bring your own toys. There is no playground. There are superior options for parks. Definitely not a must see.

Located in the heart of Lima, El Olivar de San Isidro Park is a hidden gem offering a serene escape from the bustling city life. As you step into the park, you're greeted by a lush olive grove, providing a tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxation and contemplation. The park's well-maintained pathways wind through the grove, inviting visitors to stroll amidst the ancient olive trees, some of which are centuries old, adding a sense of history and charm to the surroundings. Beyond its natural beauty, El Olivar de San Isidro Park boasts picturesque landscapes, including quaint bridges, peaceful ponds, and vibrant flower beds, making it an ideal spot for picnics, leisurely walks, or simply unwinding with a good book. With its peaceful ambiance and picturesque setting, El Olivar de San Isidro Park offers a delightful escape for locals and tourists alike, providing a slice of tranquility amidst the urban hustle and bustle of Lima. Whether you're seeking solitude or a scenic spot to spend time with loved ones, this charming park is sure to captivate your senses and leave you feeling rejuvenated.

Beautiful and quiet park in the San Isidro district of Lima, Peru. The park offers an oasis of quietness and beauty in an otherwise buzzing metropolis. Great place to go for a walk or relax on a bench and read a book. Go during the week for maximum quiet. Weekends are a bit busier with families from all over Lima enjoying the park. No bathrooms are available on the grounds

You will be amazed by these ancients trees that probably are there long before me and you born! Very nice place to go with family or to go on a romantic date!

Beautiful and magical place. Plenty of space of physical activity, having a picnic, walking your dog (there are poop bags around, free to use), and enjoying the history of the olive trees. There are benches, a lake with koi fish, turtles and ducks, as well as other incoming animals. The park is very clean and is wheelchair accessible. There are park officers throughout also making sure that no loitering is involved - even though there are plenty of signs around and plenty of trash cans. Make yourself a favor and visit the park - it’s also within a beautiful neighborhood. It’s not often you see a free and public olive-tree park to enjoy and stroll around. I’ve added photos and videos in the general area for all to enjoy.

Very beautiful place on the Miraflores boardwalk, with an incredible view of the ocean and sunset. Very romantic spot to go as a couple. The crepes and service were excellent.

Come for the views! The crepes are pretty good. But check your order at pickup. My milkshake dulce de leche con fresa turned into a crepe. They agreeably took back the crepe and made a milkshake. But this time only dulce de leche, and they forgot the fresa. I wasn't going back a third time, so I just enjoyed what was called a milkshake, but was really more like milk. No ice cream to be seen. Oh well, the view was great.

The crepe is big and tasty. The melted cheese add more flavour to the crepe.

Found this little place along the coast near the parque de amor. Very cute with amazing food, milkshakes and coffee. Highly recommend if you need a bite to eat, relax, smell and watch the ocean.

This creparía has wonderful view of the Miraflores coastline! The sweet crepe is delicious, and the coffee is also pretty good, but the Nutella coffee is a bit too sweet for me. Highly recommended to visitors - a great place to sit down and enjoy the view!

Good food in a really nice location

I was doing a long walk on a hot afternoon and stopped here for a beverage. I just had a fruit beverage, not a smoothie. 14 soles, way overpriced and the drink was not big and not even cold. Really not impressed! Just another tourist trap. What can you expect in a Miraflores!

Getting here through the narrow streets was a little scary for someone from the U.S.. Taxi driver said it's not safe, and the little village to pass through was a little shady. If you take an Uber here, I would not let the Uber Driver leave you here. Not sure if any other Uber Driver would pick you up from here in a reasonable time. I paid the Uber Driver to stay while I took pictures and paid in cash for my next destination. The view at the top was great to be able to see the rest of Lima, and I'm sure that on a clear day it was be really nice to see the city and/or city skyline. The museum and its surroundings looked a little out of shape and dirty. Maybe needs a little maintenance. There are a couple of small food/snack, and souvenir vendors.

Had quite the adventure climbing this thing. Very interesting route to follow with quite a bit of street art and a nice view at the top. I guess it is a bit unsafe though for foreigners, and the other downside is there was a lot of animal feces and flies on the stairs. Almost all the locals had their doors and windows barred and the dogs were very aggressive. One dog was blocking my path at one point and would not budge. I did not want to risk approaching it, so i had to go around on a narrow ledge next to some person’s house. The descent on the road route went much more smoothly, although it was a similar type of neighborhood. Initially before entering the main path i tried briefly checking out an alternate entrance that wasn’t on google maps, but several locals nearby warned me not to do that, especially because i was wearing a backpack. So it’s probably a good idea to only stick to the routes on google maps if going by foot, and if you want to be extra safe you would take a taxi or tuktuk to the top and have them wait for you there.

Yes you have to walk through a "favela", which can be intimidating. But the stairs (it's purely just stairs from the bottom to the peak, around 20 min hike up) are well maintained. If you ever wanted to see a favela in Peru, this is a good choice since it's relatively safe (the residents were very helpful). Just follow the walking directions on Google Map, it shows you the route into the favela and the correct stairway to take. I wouldn't go after dark though.

It's a nice place to see the full view of Lima.

very beautiful view

A great view of bustling city of Lima

Good views but I wouldn’t recommend this if you don’t have plenty of time. There are a lot more places to visit

No public toilet for emergency use. Need to buy something at the gas station nearby just to use the toilet but the gas station's convenience store is under renovation, there is only a portable toilet.

Super calm atmosphere safe it has a police station on site and it is also the meeting point in case of an earthquake.

Cool and nice park for relaxing and enjoying the view of the sea.

People who living in neighborhoods are very kind, and the garden is a very fantastic spot for enjoyment and oceanviews

Amazing place for a picnic, just be with family or friends ...

I like it, just to enjoy the sound of the waves which are close to this place ... It is everything ...

This park offer wide space and children play ground where dogs are not allowed, so kids can freely run around, the person who took me there told me there are also open air event like cinema. I do think the full centre of the park could and should be dog free, and give the animals some run around space in front of the sea.

(Translated by Google) How nice to see this park on the opening day 🌷 This space is something we have needed for a long time, one that focuses on our self-love with a sculpture that invites us to accept and love ourselves as we are 💗 I will return with all my friends! ! Very special 🤝🏼 (Original) Que bonito conocer este parque en el día de la inauguración 🌷 Este espacio es algo que ya necesitábamos hace tiempo, uno que se enfoque en nuestro amor propio con una escultura que nos invite a aceptarnos y amarnos tal cual somos 💗 Volveré con todas mis amigas!! Muy especial 🤝🏼

(Translated by Google) I love that there is now this beautiful space in which we can always remember that love begins with oneself, there is no love more wonderful and important than self-love. Thank you, you will love for giving us such a beautiful park and sculpture that transmits that message of self-love to us 🥰 (Original) Me encanta que ahora exista éste espacio tan hermoso en el que podamos recordar siempre que el amor empieza por uno mismo, no hay amor más maravilloso e importante que el amor propio. Gracias amarás por regalarnos tan lindo parque y escultura que nos transmite ese mensaje de amor propio 🥰

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place with a great meaning, it is in a super central location and is perfect to have that date with yourself or with whoever you want 🫶🏼 it is a few steps from the boardwalk and has many cute cafes nearby, so a great plan to visit it 🥰💐 (Original) Un hermoso lugar con un gran significado, esta en un lugar súper céntrico y es perfecto para tener esa cita contigo misma o con quien tú quieras 🫶🏼 está a unos pasos del malecón y tiene muchas cafeterías lindas cerca, así que súper plan visitarlo 🥰💐

(Translated by Google) I love that they have finally created a space for women, where it reminds us that self-love is the most important thing 💜 The sculpture is perfect 🤩 Thank you, you will love for giving us this special space. (Original) Me encanta que por fin puedan hayan creado un espacio para mujeres, donde nos recuerda que el amor propio es lo más importante 💜 La escultura es perfecta 🤩 Gracias amarás por regalarnos este espacio tan especial

(Translated by Google) When you are here look at everything you have advanced!!! And if not, breathe! Go ahead because you can 🌸🌸🌸 a safe place 🌸🌸🌸 invite your friends to make a delicious 🧺 #parquedelamorpropioamaras (Original) Cuando estés aquí mira todo lo que has avanzado !!! Y si no es así respira! Echa para delante que tu puedes 🌸🌸🌸 un lugar seguro 🌸🌸🌸 invita a tus amigas hagan un rico 🧺 #parquedelamorpropioamaras

(Translated by Google) A new space for us, although I live in Comas, I know that it is undoubtedly worth going to Barranco to appreciate the beautiful sculpture of the artist Eu Tazé, his art invites us to love each other, hug each other and is a representation of finding ourselves and being our priority. Thank you for giving us that space, something very nice that we will enjoy with friends or with ourselves, I simply loved it. (Original) Un nuevo espacio para nosotras, aunque vivo en Comas, sé que sin duda vale la pena ir hasta Barranco para apreciar la hermosa escultura de la artista Eu Tazé, su arte nos invita a amarnos, abrazarnos y es una representación de encontramos y ser nuestra prioridad. Gracias por darnos ese espacio, algo muy lindo que disfrutaremos entre amigas o con nosotras mismas, simplemente lo amé.

(Translated by Google) A space to remember the most powerful magic we can embrace, self-love. Beautiful cardboard sculpture #ravine #amaras (Original) Un espacio para recordar la magia más poderosa que podemos abrazar, el amor propio. Hermosa escultura en cartón #barranco #amaras

Wonderful park with aview of the ocean, people surfing,, power gliding and riding their bikes along the beach. Great place to see all the different varieties of dogs that people have in Lima. It seemed very family-friendly and safe to me:-)

Great park with plenty of benches to watch the water, let kids play, have a picnic, go for a walk, or even workout.

I had an Airbnb that could see this park and the sea (see video). The park is well manicured and clean. There are security guards who patrol constantly, even late at night.

Miraflores is one of the few places in Lima where you can walk with your phone and not become victim of robbery.

Took a very long walk to this park by chance after an amazing dinner. The park view over the ocean and the restaurant was amazing. Great area, friendly people, and beautiful views.

Great park along the Malacon. Fresh sea breezes and well maintained gardens.

This is one of the things I love the most about Lima. Very very beautiful.

This is the spot if you’re a young person (23yo male) looking to meet locals or travelers alike. My friend and i came here four nights in a row because each night we found interesting people to talk with! Great for a night out, to begin or to stay all night.

There should be a 10 star review option for this place. Most vibrant place in Barranco and probably in Lima...been coming here for almost 30 years...and every time i come to lima, it's a must to visit the place. Cool live bands, cool people, cool everything.

The women were hot they were nice and they were the best had a very good time

Excellent experience.

You going there for the atmosphere - Greta live music

This place is by far (and we are talking light years) my favorite place to go to in Lima, no, Peru. The ambiance is second to none, you meet amazing people and the service, especially from Miguel is just straight up outstanding. I highly recommend this place to anybody. I spend countless unforgettable nights here during my Exchange semester and will miss it dearly! Thank you La Noche Team <3

Cool quiet place for a drink. Historic building. Great prices. Sometimes live music

We sat for a while listening to the waves and an old man playing songs on his guitar. It’s quite peaceful.

The best views, It's a popular spot for both locals and tourists to admire the sunset before heading out to nearby nightclubs and bars. Great for beautiful pictures!!!

Nice view. Not that so special.

Great spot in Barranco to view the ocean. Had the pleasure of listening to local musician during our visit.

Sunset

(Translated by Google) A beautiful viewpoint from which to observe the Costa Verde beach at any time of day, week, month, or year. The trees would need to be pruned, but not completely cut down. Just a technically-designed branch cutting would allow for a more complete view of the surroundings: the beach, the sea, and the districts' lands that can be seen in the distance from this vantage point. (Original) Bonito mirador para poder observar la playa de la Costa Verde, en cualquier momento del día, semana, mes, año, faltaría que a los árboles se les de una poda, no talarlos por completo, solo un corte tecnificado de ramas para que permita la visualización más completa del ambiente, la playa, el mar, los terrenos de los distritos que se logran ver a lo lejos desde dicho punto.

(Translated by Google) A good viewpoint for watching the sunset, although it's usually very crowded. We recommend heading down to the beach for less crowded but equally beautiful spots. (Original) Buen mirador para ver el atardecer, aunque suele estar muy masificado. Recomendable bajar hacia la playa para tener rincones menos llenos e igualmente bonitos.

Nice view when it's sunny, quite average when it's grey.

This is a nice spot to take some panoramic photos of the Lima coastline. There are public bathrooms on the walk to the lookout point, and there is a crossing to the beach if you are interested, although the beach is not great here.

Nice view, good place for pictures, it is free to visit

(Translated by Google) After walking through the streets of Barranco with its murals we find ourselves in this place, with a beautiful view of the ocean, here there is a bridge that takes you to the beach, we then continued walking along the sea but to find a passage to the town we walked for quite a while (Original) Dopo aver passeggiato per le vie di Barranco con i suoi murales ci troviamo in questo luogo, con una vista bellissima dell’oceano, qui c’è un ponte che ti porta sulla spiaggia, noi poi abbiamo proseguito la camminata lungo il mare ma per ritrovare un passaggio per il centro abitato abbiamo camminato per un bel po’

(Translated by Google) It's an excellent vantage point for enjoying a panoramic view of the beach. It has a relaxed, bohemian atmosphere, surrounded by urban art, trees, and street music, giving it a very special feel. It's ideal for strolling, taking photos at sunset, or simply sitting and admiring the scenery. (Original) Es un excelente mirador para disfrutar de una vista panorámica hacia la playa, tiene un ambiente bohemio y relajado, rodeado de arte urbano, árboles y música callejera que le dan un aire muy especial. Ideal para pasear, tomar fotos al atardecer o simplemente sentarse a contemplar el paisaje.

(Translated by Google) Excellent view just after descending from the baths, a place full of art and culture. (Original) Excelente vista justo después de realizar la bajada de los baños, un lugar lleno de mucho arte y cultura.

(Translated by Google) Excellent view. I didn't see any security guards in the area, so I'm not sure if it's safe. I was there around 11 am and there were a few people drinking and chatting. (Original) Excelente vista, no vi agentes de seguridad por la zona asi que no se si sea seguro, estuve alrededor de las 11 por ahi y habia un poco de gente tomando licor y conversando

(Translated by Google) Ascent and descent by moto taxi, view absolutely worthwhile and impressive over the entire city and surrounding area! (Original) Aufstieg sowie Abstieg mittels Mototaxi, Aussicht absolut lohnenswert und beeindruckend über die gesamte Stadt und Umgebung!

(Translated by Google) Very nice view, there is security at the top and you only go up with a motorcycle (Original) Muy bonita vista hay seguridad arriba y solo subes con moto

(Translated by Google) It is a custom to visit especially during Easter, approximately 1 hour 20 minutes to go up, there is a lack of bins to deposit garbage and education not to throw garbage on the floor. San Cristóbal Hill is a hill located between the districts of Rímac and San Juan de Lurigancho, it is a religious pilgrimage destination. Formerly considered Apu, a deity of pre-Hispanic cultures and populations, a place of worship and Inca worship in the Rimac Valley by the Incas, it was baptized with its current name by the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro in 1535. (Original) Es una costumbre visitar especialmente en semana Santa, 1 hora 20 minutos aproximadamente en subir, faltan tachos para depositar la basura y educación para no tirar la basura al piso. El cerro San Cristóbal, es un cerro ubicado entre los distritos de Rímac y San Juan de Lurigancho, es destino de peregrinación religiosa. Antiguamente considerado Apu, deidad de culturas y poblaciones prehispánica, lugar de adoración y culto inca del valle del Rimac por los incas, fue bautizado con su actual nombre por el conquistador español Francisco Pizarro en 1535.

(Translated by Google) Nice place and beautiful views from the viewpoint to Lima (Original) Lindo lugar y lindas vistas desde el mirador a Lima

(Translated by Google) Highest point in Lima. In clear weather Great view. It would be lovely at night (Original) Höchster Punkt in Lima. Bein klarem Wetter Super Aussicht. In der Nacht waere es reizvoll

(Translated by Google) We are a group of cyclists who support us and we were going to go on 06.08.25 (Original) Somos grupo de ciclistas que nos apoye íbamos a ir 06.08.25

(Translated by Google) Lima's Apu is highly recommended for training if you're a cyclist or runner, and it's a place from which you can enjoy epic views of much of Lima. (Original) El Apu de Lima es súper recomendado para entrenar si eres ciclista o corredor, y es un lugar desde el cual se pueden observar vistas súper épicas de gran parte de Lima.

(Translated by Google) unlit bridge (Original) puente sin iluminación

(Translated by Google) Nice everything (Original) Bonito todo

(Translated by Google) Spectacular, (Original) Espectacular,