Lima's art museum – also known as MALI – is home to more than 1,200 pieces of Peruvian art spanning 3,000 years, from the pre-Columbian times to the contemporary. You'll find pieces from multiple ...

This active archaeological site sits in the middle of the Miraflores neighborhood. The clay and adobe structure, which once functioned as a ceremonial site during the pre-Columbian era, dates back to ...

With its ancient adobe pyramids, oceanfront parks, and colonial architecture, Peru's sprawling capital of nine million can keep thrifty travelers busy for days. Kick things off with a visit to the ...

Running north from Antarctica along the coast of Peru, the Humbolt Current serves as a highway for a variety of marine wildlife. As a result, the Palomino Islands have become a permanent rest stop for ...

National Stadium, Lima, The Estadio Nacional or the National Stadium of Peru was inaugurated on 27th October 1952 for the 1953 South American Championship. It’s a huge stadium with a propensity to fit ...

Angela Ponce for The New York Times 36 HOURS Lima, Peru ...