
Sandboarding and Offroad 4X4 in Lima
An adrenaline-packed adventure in Lima. Experience the thrill of riding the dunes and off-roading,...
1 / 6This cultural tours is one of the standout things to do in Lince, Peru. Rated 4.0/5 by 5 travellers, it combines the highlights below into a single, easy-to-book experience from €157 per person. Explore Lima's fascinating Mujica Gallo's Private Gold Collection and Weapons of the World Museum, where historical treasures and an extensive array of weaponry come together, providing a captivating glimpse into the past.
Visit Mujica Gallo's famous gold collection at the Gold of Peru Museum in the Surco district of Lima on this private tour. Boasting thousands of unique gold artifacts in five separate rooms, the museum displays the use of gold in Peru throughout the ages. Also included is a visit to the Weapons of the World Museum, another museum founded by Miguel Mujica Gallo.
Lince is rewarding year-round, but spring and early autumn typically bring the most comfortable temperatures and thinner crowds than peak summer. Morning departures tend to be quieter and cooler; booking ahead is recommended in high season as popular cultural tours slots in Lince sell out.
our guide Priya was brilliant and the frescoes inside the chapel was the highlight, and miles ahead of a similar tour we tried in Bali, loved it
our guide Pablo was nice enough, but the frescoes inside the chapel felt a bit rushed honestly. For our anniversary. Would only really suit you if youre not fussy, covered 3 sites in one go. Bit disappointed ngl, would only really suit you if youre not fussy, skipped two ticket queues.
our guide Mateo couldnt do enough for us and the carvings on the main temple wall was the highlight, and did it on our first morning, loved it
loved it — guide Hassan top notch, fine even with my dodgy knee, and 2 solid hours of history
our guide Samir couldnt do enough for us and the view from the old fort ramparts was the highlight, and ideal with kids (ours are 6 and 9), and 2 solid hours of history, tbh