Bridge of Sighs (Puente de los Suspiros) Tours and Tickets

Explore Lima by bike on an off-the-beaten-track cycle tour from Miraflores. Ideal for active travelers, this bike tour covers top Lima attractions—including the pre-Inca ruins of Huaca Pucllana, El Malecon, and the Bridge of Sighs—and hidden gems in the bohemian neighborhood of Barranco. This small-group tour, limited to eight people, offers a morning or afternoon departure time.

Calling all active travelers, this half-day tour allows you to escape the city and immerse yourself in Lima’s coastal landscapes. In a small group limited to eight, cycle along El Malecon, a cliffside walkway that overlooks the Pacific Ocean, before hiking to the summit of El Morro hill for spectacular city views. All equipment and bottled water are included.

This is a Free Bike Tour! Rent our bike and the tour is FREE. We make this experience as diverse and fun as possible, reason why we came up with the FREE BIKE TOUR concept, to share with more visitors this view of Miraflores and Barranco as a local. A bike tour in town cost an average of 25 USD per PAX. Renting our bikes will cost you 10 USD including a helmet and a bottle of water. To guarantee a safe ride, an assistants will join us for groups over 6 PAX. Giving you valuable information with a good sense of humor is our best! Recomendations of local bars, drinks, food, markets, etc will be given! Your gratuity to our guide will be appreciated at the end of the tour as well. This way we make the bike tour more accesible to everyone keeping the best quality and good vibes that characterize us. Join us for your best ride in town and a great Introduction to Lima!

Experience two different sides of Lima’s history during this 3-hour private guided tour to the Pre-Columbian site of Pachacamac and then the charming neighborhood of Barranco. Journey by private vehicle 19 miles (31 kilometers) south from Lima to visit Pachacamac, an archaeological site and one-time sacred center used by local residents for well over 1,000 years prior to the arrival of the Spanish. Then proceed to Barranco, a charming 19th century beach resort for Lima’s aristocracy that today is home to many of the city’s artists.

We can customize your trip according on what you would like to see. During these 3 hours we can go to so many places where not many visitor would visit. I can be your personal photographer if you want me to take sick pictures while we are riding.

More people live in Lima than live in New York. If you’re not an expert, Lima's size means you're likely to spend more time looking at maps than touring the famous sights. Cut out the stress on a private car tour, a great way to ensure you see what qualifies Lima's downtown as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Plus, traveling by private vehicle means you'll jump between attractions with ease, without having to wait for large tour groups.

Get your bearings in Lima on this small-group city tour of Lima and Barranco. From historical houses to contemporary art to popular bars and ice cream parlous, this tour will introduce you to the city's splendors. This tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off and all entrance fees for a hassle-free experience.

This tour has been nicely design for giving you the best local experience. You will be guided by a local who's giving a passionate description from the best Lima's sightseeing, telling you the greatest anecdotes related within his life time experience that includes been the pioneers on this kind of activities with more than 10 years of experience.

Barranco is the cultural and bohemian heart of Lima. We will visit its different corners, where we could appreciate its walls filled with street art, as well as the charming streets and bright & colourful 19th century buildings and mansions. Barranco has been the home to some of the most famous Peruvian artists and in this tour tour we will visit all the hidden places where they got inspired.

Long layovers are no fun, especially when there's a beautiful city out there ready to be discovered. If you are in Lima waiting for your next travel adventure and have some time to spare, why not spend it outside exploring the city? Let a local show you their city in a layover tour. With a convenient pickup and drop off, you'll enjoy the best of Lima and will be back in time for your next destination. From incredible sights like Parque del Amor to the vibrant Surquillo Market and with a delicious chocolate tasting included, Believe it, your local host knows exactly how to make just a few hours count! Dull layovers are a thing of the past, pick your favorite local, and let them create your perfect Lima experience.

See three sides of Lima, Peru—pre-Hispanic, colonial, and modern—in one full-day tour of the city. Visit what remains of pre-hispanic tombs and homes at the Huaca Pucllana archaeological site in the heart of the capital. Explore the architecture and buzz of modern neighborhoods including San Isidro and Miraflores as well as the historic Baranco area. After lunch, go even further back in time at the Pachamacac archaeological site.

Did you know one of Peru’s most astonishing archaeological sites is right in the middle of Lima? Your local host will take you straight from the airport to Miraflores to wander the ruins of Huaca Pucllana. The adobe pyramid was a ceremonial center for pre-Inca cultures, and its history spans nearly 2,000 years. You’ll learn about the sacred rituals, artwork, and religious beliefs of the societies that flourished centuries ago. Continue to fantastic places like Kennedy Park, the vibrant Surquillo Market, and include a delicious chocolate tasting. Believe it, your local host knows exactly how to make just a few hours count! Dull layovers are a thing of the past, pick your favorite local, and let them create your perfect Lima experience.

See Lima in a different light during this after-dark tour covering some of the Peruvian capital's top attractions lit up after dark. Tour the historical city center and admire the spectacle of the Magic Water Circuit fountain and light show. You’ll also get to visit ‘Parque de Amor’ and explore the bohemian Barranco neighborhood.