Knowlege

At the institute for the blind. All of the staff work and live in this facility and speak a little English. This is where the locals go.

Various themed day and night bus tours of Lima and the surrounding region, including excursions to Caral and Pachacamac. They also operate a road train around the main sights of Centro.

Originally built as a house for Quaker merchant Joseph Pemberton, the building was later used as a military museum (which is now located next door in New Hall). Today the house is a bookstore and souv...

Nice little bakery/restaurant. One of the few places besides McDonalds to get an early-morning breakfast. Coffees. Excellent breads by Thai standards. They sell breads, nan, brownies, cakes, and a lim...

Very nice little restaurant with great Lyon food and very lovely decor. Very Reasonable wine prices as well.

Originally a residence of the Takanabe feudal lord, then transformed into a traditional hotel until 1982, this building has a lot of history. The old lady who gives tours at this museum is nice, spunk...

This place offers a great opportunity to mix with the locals. You can choose from several food stalls, some of which have English menus. However, it is best to watch and choose from the dishes they pr...

The very first overseas venture by chef Kunio Tokuoka, who is a leading culinary maestro in Kyoto and grandson to the founder of the famous Kitcho. On level 2 of Crockfords Tower with easy accessibili...