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Peru's capital and its largest city, Lima dates back to 1535 when it was founded by Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro. Owing to its prominent colonial history, it is home to a good selection of old churches, cloisters and monasteries for visitors' enjoyment.
From the Lima Travel Guide
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Had a fantastic stay at open Guest house in Lima. We were very tired and weary from a long trip and despite a delayed flight were still meet at the airport which was a relief, our hosts were very welcoming on arrival. It is a good location, close to Miraflores but still peaceful. The room was great, clean and tidy with a huge tv. ... more
NOTE: the hotel did not have our reservation on file when we called the day before to arrange a taxi from Lima. Evidently Travellerspoint did not send them a confirmation email (or maybe it went to their junk mail and they missed it), so either call or email the hotel to make sure you have your room reserved. ... more
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