Hotel Santa Cruz Lima
Av. Santa Cruz 1347, Miraflores Lima, Peru
Travel Blogs Nearby
11,1 55 soles a day, that´s 10 bucks! (para dos!)
... Pollo y arroz con papas y pollo y vegetables
Yum!! Even had live music to enjoy and dancing smiling peruvians.
Saw some. Churches. Amazing architecture set up in a way to enchance the center and bring people In and about. Saw the outskirts, ramshackle towns outside of Lima today, although they may be made of nothing but scrap thjey´re colored in ways to brighten up the hillside. muy bonito
Sent From my ...
Back to the City Again
... then literally take them for a ride to a remote location to rob them. Nice, huh? Official fixed rate taxis are the way to go from the airport and any business in town will call for a licensed cab as well. In other words, hail one on the street at your own risk and don't feel rushed or overwhelmed at the airport. Like in Iquitos, take your time, get your bearings and you be the one in charge. I will gladly pay a few extra bucks for ...
More Perspective in Lima
... on the menu (raw fish and seafood salad eaten cold and “cooked” by the acid in lemon juice). We had a huge lunch and took leftovers back to the hotel with us.
The hotel, Second Home Lima Gallery and Hotel, was so named because The Barranco and nearby Miraflores sections of Lima used to be where the wealthy had their beach homes in the 1920’s and 1930’s. Now these relatively nice communities have been incorporated into ...
Inca Sour
... Despite a slightly late arrival from youngest in the group, Quinn, who had been out partying until 6! We headed over to our first stop, a small indigenous village in the mountain. We saw and sneakily fed our first llamas, got shown how the mountain folk both weaved and naturally dyed the animal wool and bartered for another pair of gloves and a small llama finger puppet (this becomes important later). Pisac, our first Inca ruins gave us a taste of the hiking to come, lots of ...
... And away we go.....
... of walking around, a group of protesters show up at on corner and the riot police sprong up from the other... it was like my boyhood days in Ecuador... Never found what they were protesting though. We walked a few blocks towards the San Franciscan Cathedral, and through the colonial streets of the town. Traffic is crazy and certainly not for the weak of heart... we saw so many "near accidents" that seemed status quo to the locals. Dinner time turned into and ...



