Discover the revolutionary history and vibrant culture of Pueblo Libre, on an engaging free walking tour of the neighborhood.
Led by knowledgeable local guides, Diego and Marco, this approximately two-hour journey offers a unique glimpse into one of Lima’s most historic districts.
Pueblo Libre is the former home in Peru of revolutionary heroes Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin during Peru’s fight for independence. And it was the seat of Peruvian Government during the ‘War in the Pacific’!
What to Expect on Your Free Walking Tour Pueblo Libre:
Your adventure begins at the iconic Plaza Bolivar. From there, you’ll delve into the heart of Pueblo Libre, visiting an array of fascinating sites:
- Quinta de los Libertadores: Step back in time at this historically significant location.
- Vibrant Graffiti Art: Admire the colorful and expressive street art that adorns the neighborhood of Pueblo Libre – Lima’s most bohemian district.
- Peruvian Independence Sites: Learn about the revolutionary heroes and key moments of Peru’s independence.
- Local Market: Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of a traditional Peruvian market and enjoy a delightful fruit tasting.
- San Martin de Porres Sculpture: See the revered sculpture dedicated to this beloved saint.
- Taberna Queirolo: Pass by this iconic tavern, a local landmark and the oldest bar and restaurant in Lima. At Antigua Taberna Queirolo, you will learn about the tradition of Pisco.
- Santa Maria Magdalena Church: Discover Lima’s oldest rural church, a true architectural gem built in 1557.
The tour concludes at the historic Cruz del Viajero, leaving you with a deeper appreciation for Pueblo Libre’s bohemian character and it’s unique charm.
Flexible Payment:
While the tour is free to book, participants are encouraged to pay what they feel the experience was worth, with typical contributions ranging from €10 to $50. Payments are accepted in cash only.
Important Notes:
Please note that this tour is not suitable for individuals with reduced mobility.
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