Disconnect for a moment and take a walk through this National Monument, it contains approximately 1600 olive-trees and 200 from other species. The walk will be accompanied with the singing of birds such as turtupilín, botón de oro (gold button) and violinista (violinist).

Explore the history hidden in this archaeological place constructed approximately between 1000 and 1500 d.C. According to archaeology research, it was used as an administration center. Just like Huaca Huallamarca, this platform belonging to manor Ichma is found in the residential zone of the district.

Stop a moment to visit this church full of history. Inaugurated in 1926 thanks to the initiative of priest Lucas Zarandona with the support of the Moreyra Paz Soldán family, the church has a major altar decorated with a colonial altarpiece from the XVIII century.

While walking through El Olivar park, make a pause and discover everything this house-museum has to offer. Created by Marina Núñez del Prado in 1970, this space declared National Cultural Patrimony rescues the work of the sculptress in more than 1492 cultural assets.

The beautiful district of Miraflores, located 15 minutes by car from the hotel, offers a variety of activities to do while visiting Lima. The district is a vibrant zone, with modern residencies, a mesmerizing view of the Pacific Ocean, green parks and gardens with cliffs that overlook the Pacific Ocean and plenty of options to enjoy the incredible gourmet side of the city.

Belonging to the Peruvian photographer Mario Testino, the MATE has become an important art space in the district. Dedicated to exhibit the work of national and international artists, find also workshops, events and the permanent exhibition of the photographer. One of the most acclaimed rooms in the museum is the one that recalls the photo session of Testino with Diana, Princess of Wales.

Discover the stories that the artist from Microteatro prepare weekly and enjoy this cultural space located a block away from Barranco plaza. Each month a new story, a new concept and a new cast; just cheer up and live a no more than fifteen minutes theatre experience.

Thanks to the interpreter Chabuca Granda, the Sights Bridge became known worldwide and has become a must attraction in any visit to Lima. After the bridge, visitors have two options to continue their journey: walk down through Bajada de Baños until you arrive to the beach or visit the iconic Barranco Plaza with its water fountains, the library and the main church.