This photography tour will combine some unique city spots.
The first place to visit is Lima City Centre, the most emblematic part of the city, where history, culture, and architecture blend seamlessly with the lifestyle of its inhabitants.
Next place is Barranco, perhaps the only district beyond the center that boasts buildings over a century old, attracting both locals and tourists to relax, dine, or enjoy a drink.
Lastly, we have Magdalena, one of the oldest districts in Lima, known for its market. I believe it outshines the Central Market as it is less congested, tidier, offers more room to stroll, and features a multitude of kiosks with a diverse range of Peruvian culinary ingredients. Moreover, there’s the option to try some street food or eat at a local restaurant.
