Things To Do
in Lima

A vast national park offering breathtaking views, diverse wildlife, and numerous hiking trails suitable for various skill levels.

A popular hiking destination known for its challenging trails and stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.

Located within the city, this hill offers easy hiking paths and impressive views of Lima from its summit.

A unique coastal ecosystem with rolling hills and mirages, ideal for hiking during the rainy season when flora flourishes.

Peru's first national park, featuring numerous high-altitude hiking paths amidst spectacular glacier landscapes, though it's a bit farther from Lima.

The main international airport serving Lima, Peru.

Located in Tumbes, approximately 1,100 km north of Lima, serving international flights mainly to Ecuador.

Located in Trujillo, about 560 km north of Lima, serving some international flights.

Located in Jauja, approximately 240 km east of Lima, serving limited international flights.

Located in Pisco, around 250 km south of Lima, serving some international flights.

The largest demographic group in Lima, comprising those of mixed European and Indigenous descent.

Includes various Indigenous communities, primarily descendants of the pre-Columbian populations.

Individuals of European descent, often linked to the colonial history of Peru.

Descendants of enslaved Africans brought to Peru during the colonial period.

Comprises primarily individuals of Japanese and Chinese descent, contributing to the cultural diversity of Lima.

Includes various immigrant communities and other smaller demographic groups.

Soccer, or football as it's known in most parts of the world, is the most popular sport in Lima and across Peru. The country has a rich soccer culture and is home to several historic clubs.

Volleyball is widely played in Lima, both at a professional level and recreationally. The national women’s volleyball team has achieved international success, boosting the sport's popularity.

Given its coastal location, Lima has a vibrant surfing community. The city's beaches offer great waves, attracting both local and international surfers.

Basketball has grown in popularity in Lima, particularly among youth. Various leagues and schools promote the sport, and there are increasing numbers of professional clubs.

Martial arts, including judo, taekwondo, and karate, are popular in Lima. There are many schools and clubs training students in different disciplines.

Athletics, including track and field events, is actively promoted in schools and colleges across Lima, with various competitions organized throughout the year.