Rio Rimac Lima

Lima , Peru
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  • 1

    The City of Kings - Lima

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    ... off again, walk up to the bronze fountain then head very very slowly towards the Bridge Puente de Piedra, I look at the dirty Rio Rimac as it flows by. I spot the Monasterio de San Francisco, before taking another well deserved break on the steps of ...

  • 2

    I Heart Peru

    ... off to the doctor's office. Then I ventured a few blocks to the north, behind the Presidential Palace, to have a look at the Rio Rimac which borders the historical district. I could have skipped it! I stood on the Puente de Piedra, looked down and saw ...

  • 3

    Lima Centro

    ... but we didn´t have enough time to visit so we just walked around. We headed back and went to another park, where the Rio Rimac is as well as some walls from the 17th century that originally surrounded the city. Jan wanted a few more souvenirs ...

  • 4

    Lima: lovelier than remembered

    50 photos

    ... , the Cathedral and Archbishop's Palace, the City Hall, through to the (very pink) Convent of Santo Domingo. We lunched by the Rio Rimac, against the backdrop of Cerro San Cristóbal, a 500m high hill which the city has sprawled up the sides of, and ...

  • 5

    Lima Llama Land

    6 photos

    ... , but we ticked off a few spots including Palacio Municpal, Basilica de San Pedro, and then thought we'd walk along the river, Rio Rimac. It was disgustingly dirty, not exactly great for a riverside walk at all. Back at La Castellana, we met our tour ...

  • 6

    Downtown Lima

    26 photos

    ... were ready to eat!  Of course now the restaurants were mostly closed.  We stopped at a park, which should have over looked the rio Rimac but we could only see a huge highway.  We had a beer at a stand while poring over the guide book in ...

  • 7

    Lima - A Cidade dos Reis

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    ... lado a lado com o México, como a metrópole mais importante da América espanhola. O antigo vale do rio Rimac, que em quéchua significa "falante",esteve originalmente povoado por pescadores e coletores governados pelo cacique Tauli Chusco. E foi ...

  • 8

    last day

    9 photos

    ... I told her that the same thing has happened in many American cities. In the center, I found a little street fair by the Rio Rimac, a canal of dirty water that makes even Santiago's Mapocho seem pretty.  I had my first suspiro limeno, a sweet ...