Plaza San Martin - Go to a bakery that has been doing the traditional dessert, Turron, since 1930. Take a bite of this sweet treat as you hear its history dating back to the 18th century with the view of the nearby Plaza.

Mercado Central (Central Market) - Discover what makes Peruvian cheese so special, and how it makes the stuffed olives even better. Also, explore the exotic and almost indescribable local fruits. You won’t see a variety like this anywhere else! Then sip like a local and see just how good those local fruits can get!

Barrio Chino - What do you get when you combine local Peruvian ingredients with techniques from Chinese Cuisine? Some delicious dumplings steeped in history next to the beautiful Palacio de Torre Tagle, of course!

Museo Numismatico del Peru - Take a bite into authentic Andean street food such as Andean potatoes, a hard-boiled egg, lima beans, and giant Peruvian corn. Take your tasting up a notch with some chili that can only be found in Peru’s countryside, enjoy with the contrast of the central landmark.

Museo Del Congreso y la Inquisicion - See from the outside the Spanish Inquisition and Congress museum and hear more about the local history and the city’s cultural heritage.

Cathedral of Lima - Admire the architecture of both the Cathedral and Government Palace, both historical places with tons of history that your host will explain about.

Centro Historico de Lima - Discover the oldest bar still open in all of Peru and fall in love with a local seafood dish that combines fish, lemon, onion, salt, and chili for a mouthwatering effect.

Casa de la Literatura Peruana - Learn all about the fascinating local coffee trade close to beautiful landmark while you enjoy a cup of Chanchamayo coffee, grown right in the Andes!

Basílica and Convent of San Francisco, Lima - These aren’t like the Spanish churros you’ve met before; there’s a unique local twist to these mouth-watering treats on the grounds of San Francisco Convent!