Lima’s cultural soul lies in Barranco, a district filled with urban art, galleries, bars, and charming cafes. Its bohemian and colorful atmosphere makes it a meeting point for artists, musicians, and travelers.

Must-see places include the Bridge of Sighs, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC), and streets filled with murals and restored colonial houses. At night, Barranco comes alive with live music, fusion food, and an energy unlike any other place in the city.

San Isidro combines the modern with the natural. Its El Olivar Forest offers a green respite in the midst of city life, and its restaurants are a vital part of Lima’s gastronomic scene.

On the other hand, Pueblo Libre holds deep historical significance. Here, you can visit the Larco Museum, which houses one of the most important collections of pre-Columbian art in Latin America. If you're looking for authenticity, Chorrillos awaits with its traditional La Herradura Restaurant and an unparalleled view of the Lima coastline.

Each of these places reflects a part of Lima’s soul: modern, ancestral, and always vibrant.

Exploring Lima requires efficient, safe, and reliable transportation. Yango offers an experience designed for you to enjoy the city with total comfort. Its technology allows you to plan routes, avoid traffic, and arrive punctually at the best tourist spots.

Advantages of using Yango:

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With Yango, getting around Lima becomes part of the experience: fast, practical, and aligned with the rhythm of a city that never stops surprising.