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Vacation rentals in Lima

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Lima

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Superhost
Apartment in Miraflores
Ocean View Miraflores -Private Apartment Suite
The apartment has an amazing and relaxing view of the Pacific Ocean shore and a spectacular view of the tennis courts along with the beautiful parks that surround the boulevard. The unit offers a nice and confi bedroom with a queen size bed and a private bathroom, the open balcony is a delight to the sight and it creates a relaxing atmosphere to just seat, relax and admire the view. If work is what brings you here, this will also be a great place to find a perfect rest after a long business day
$75 per night
Superhost
Guest suite in Lima
Beautiful place/ Miraflores bay panoramic view.
The most beautiful place to stay at the heart of Miraflores-Bay of Lima. Great to strall or bike on an extensive walkway with marine breeze. Enjoy coffee shops, restaurants and exclusive boutiques at the unique Larcomar strip mall, day or night. Hop to Barranco,the traditional bohemian quarter. Walk to the beaches. Unique place with a charming interior design and Pacífic Ocean panoramic view. The room has a comfortable Queen size bed and a luxurious Marble bathroom with a sea view.
$80 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Barranco
Amazing View 3 + Pool + Gym- Barranco & Miraflores
Moderno e increíble apartamento en el corazón de Barranco, el distrito de arte de Lima. Lugar perfecto para empezar a conocer Lima con todas las facilidades que necesitas. En la mejor zona de Barranco y a 2 minutos de Miraflores. A 10 minutos del Boulevard de Barranco, iglesia principal, zona turística y del famoso "Puente de los Suspiros". • Aire acondicionado (Costo extra) • Recepción 24 horas.
$36 per night

Stay near Lima's top sights

Larcomar1,056 locals recommend
San Miguel Square238 locals recommend
Jockey Plaza140 locals recommend
Kennedy Park303 locals recommend
Plaza Norte Shopping Center33 locals recommend
Miraflores214 locals recommend

House rentals in Lima

Superhost
Home in Miraflores
Miraflores Studio privado equipado para 2 guest 2
$26 per night
Superhost
Home in Miraflores
Nice apartment, ideal for long stays!
$31 per night
Superhost
Home in Lima
BIG HOUSE! 2 Flrs! 4 Bds! Peruvian Art!
$26 per night
Superhost
Home in Barranco
House in Barranco, Lima
$29 per night
Superhost
Home in Miraflores
BOUTIQUE HOUSE MIRAFLORES Great Location! 7BD/12P
$93 per night
Superhost
Home in Miraflores
Newly vintage house (+4.300 sqf) Miraflores
$230 per night
Superhost
Home in Barranco
Mini ocean view and gated condominium
$40 per night
Superhost
Home in Lima
Loft in Casona de Barranco
$36 per night
Superhost
Home in Miraflores
Traditional Miraflores house in the ♥ of the city
$48 per night
Superhost
Home in Miraflores
Lima Luxury Home & Garden Getaway
$289 per night
Superhost
Home in Miraflores
Little´s house in Center of Miraflores (AC)
$60 per night
Superhost
Home in San Isidro
Beautiful spacious house with balcony
$80 per night

Your guide to Lima

All About Lima

Surrounded by scenic hills and valleys with the Pacific Ocean lapping its shores, Peru’s capital city Lima is a vibrant metropolis steeped in a rich history dating back thousands of years. Peppered through almost every district, honey-hued huacas — pyramid structures made of clay — stand testament to the country’s Incan heritage in their hundreds. Museo Larco and the National Museum of Archeology, Anthropology and History of Peru (MNAAHP) showcase Incan culture through ceramics, fabrics, and jewelry, alongside artifacts covering over 5,000 years of Peru’s history.

The Plaza de Armas, in the heart of Lima’s historic center, has been acknowledged as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its cultural and historical importance. Here you’ll find some of the city’s most important buildings, including the Archbishop’s Palace and the Cathedral of Lima.

Miraflores is a chic neighborhood full of upmarket bars, fine dining restaurants, and the picturesque Parque Kennedy. It’s also where you’ll find the start of El Malecón, the city’s popular cliff-top scenic walkway. Barranco is Lima’s Bohemian district, which is home to lively bars and restaurants and the ornate Puente de los Suspiros (Bridge of Sighs).

Lima is regarded by many as the gastronomical capital of South America, boasting world-class restaurants alongside authentic local eateries and street vendors. Ceviche — raw fish cooked with citrus juices — is one of the most famous Peruvian dishes and can be found everywhere in the city, from fine dining restaurants to the more humble seafood stands in the seaside district of Chorrillos.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Lima

Peru sits in the Southern Hemisphere, so the warmest months are December through February when you can expect very hot and sunny days. In January, Lima celebrates its founding in 1535 with Aniversario de Lima. The biggest events take place in Plaza de Armas with traditional dances, musical performances, and a huge fireworks display. In February, locals celebrate Pisco Sour Day in honor of the national drink. The most pleasant times to be in Lima are from September to November and March and April, when you can expect warm days without the stifling heat of summer. During September, the city hosts the annual Mistura — the largest food festival in South America.

If you arrive between May and November, you’re likely to experience “la garua” — a thick misty fog that hangs over the city, creating overcast skies and lowering the temperature, so pack layers to stave off the chill. Whenever you visit Lima, you’ll find a range of apartment and house rentals throughout the city.


Top things to do in Lima

El Malecón

El Malecón, the city’s spectacular six-mile cliff-top walkway, is the perfect place for a stroll. Along the way, you’ll find eight parks with lovely flower displays and many sculptures created by top Peruvian artists. You’ll also come across the Faro la Marina, Peru’s most famous lighthouse. There are many places to sit and enjoy the spectacular coastal views, as well as cafes if you need a coffee break. You can also cycle along the walkway as there are many places to rent a bike nearby.

The Larco Museum

Housed in an impressive 18th-century vice-royal mansion, the Larco Museum is regarded as one of the best museums in South America. It boasts the biggest collection of pre-Incan and pre-Columbian artifacts in the world, including ornate gold and silver jewelry, ceramics, burial masks, weapons, and textiles. All of these precious objects offer an insight into Peruvian culture and the Inca Empire.

Huaca Pucllana

In Miraflores, you’ll find Huaca Pucllana, the site of Lima’s most important ancient ruins. Central to the site is the Temple — a 70-foot-high pyramid built around 400 A.D. from millions of adobe bricks that was used for religious ceremonies.

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