SAN RAMÓN WHEREABOUT – MIRAFLORES CENTRAL PARK. The city of Lima not only has streets and avenues, we also have a curious definition for small streets that we call "passages". To your right you will be able to see one of the best known and most visited passages in the city: "EL BOULEVARD SAN RAMÓN", which was called by the locals "Calle de las Pizzas", this because of the large number of pizzerias and Italian restaurants who settled here. Today the SAN RAMÓN has been completely remodeled and welcomes Lima residents and visitors to its cozy terraces, cafes and bars. If you decide to get off at this stop, you can visit the main attractions of this area at your leisure and pleasure, where its beautiful parks, the Miraflores oval and, above all, the renovated San Ramón passageway and its varied offer of entertainment and gastronomy stand out. Remember that your ticket allows you to get off and on at the official stops of the MIRAFLORES TOURIST BUS as many times as you want while your ticket is valid.

LARCOMAR The LARCOMAR Shopping Center is a modern shopping and tourist center, where Lima residents and tourists enjoy splendid cafes, restaurants, as well as various shops and exclusive boutiques. Larcomar also offers spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean and the Lima bay. You can get off now at the LARCOMAR PARADERO. Remember that your ticket allows you to get off and on at the official MIRAFLORES TOURIST BUS stops as many times as you want as long as your ticket is valid.

The PUCLLANA site museum is one of the most important archaeological spaces in Lima, and the main reason why MIRAFLORES is recognized as an ancient city. The PUCLLANA Ceremonial Center was built between 450 and 650 AD, the peak period of the Lima Culture (200 to 650 AD). Around 750 AD, after a period of abandonment of approximately one hundred years, the top of the Great Pyramid was converted into a sacred space where elite people from the Wari society were buried. Later, settlers of the Ychsma Culture (900 to 1450 AD) also used the site as a burial place for their dead and a repository of offerings related to the veneration of ancestors.

The Gutiérrez oval was built in 1944 and is the place where the districts of Miraflores and San Isidro meet. By 1940, this area was simply the crossroads of two haciendas, Santa Cruz belonging to the Gutiérrez family and Hacienda El Olivar. In the middle of the oval, you will see a small square whose main monument is the statue of the archangel Saint Michael, patron of the district, unveiled on the night of March 24, 1998 and which to this day looks imposing and vigilant, brandishing a sword from the top of the oval. Around the Oval we find renowned cafes, restaurants, shops and a modern cinema complex. The most symbolic building is the church of Santa María Reina, inaugurated in 1949 thanks to the contribution of residents of the Miraflores and San Isidro districts. As anecdotes, old Lima residents remember that in the 60s of the 20th century, in this same oval, there was the first “drive in” restaurant in Peru, its name was “BBQ.”

The park is named after the sculpture made by the artist Fernando Syzlo, whose motivation was the famous sundial, which is located in the main square of the MacchuPicchu citadel, and which is called “Intihuatana” which in the Quechua language It means “where the sun is moored.” Get ready to take the most impressive photos of the bay of Lima, since soon our bus will be at the closest point to the sea, you will feel like you can touch it! Remember that your ticket allows you to get off and on at the MIRAFLORES TOURIST BUS stops as many times as you want, during the validity of your ticket. Take the opportunity to discover the different places of interest that the city offers and that are within your reach thanks to the MIRAFLORES TOURIST BUS tour.