Pueblo Libre Walking Tour with Fruit Tasting
Explore the charm of Pueblo Libre on a guided walking tour. Visit historic sites, enjoy a fruit tasting at a local market, and learn about the district's history and s...
CuisinePeruvian
Price$
Neighborhoodpueblo-libre
HoursMon-Thu 10:00-00:00, Fri-Sat 10:00-01:00, Sun 10:00-19:00
Phone+51 1 460 0441
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Why locals love it: Lima's 1880 pisco-bodega cantina in Pueblo Libre, off the destination dining axis, marble bar with criolla snacks and the family Queirolo's own piscos.
Tip: Cash safer than card; the connected Queirolo wine and pisco shop sells direct from the bodega.
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Location
Address: Av San Martin 1090, Pueblo Libre, Lima 15084
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Why locals love it: A republican casona in mid-city Pueblo Libre, off the Miraflores-Barranco tourist axis, with criolla tradition dating to the 1780s.
Tip: Open from 07:30 for breakfast tamales; Sunday lunch is the family-table service.