Across the gorgeous 18th-century royal building that hosts the museum, is a gorgeous garden filled with bougainvilleas. Get a romantic lunch or an intimate dinner on the rooftop of this café. Catch up with your loved ones over classic Peruvian dishes and of course, a Pisco sour to get the gossip rolling. 

Museo Larco is home to an impressive collection of more than 45,000 artefacts. From ceramics and textiles to metalwork from the ancient yet remarkable cultures of Nazca, Paracas and Moche. While the museum is recognized for its exhibit of erotic pottery, the serene gardens of the venue make the visit even better. This is a must-visit for any visitor invested in the country’s rich cultural heritage and history. While the

Tucked in a Miraflores basement, this speakeasy bar has earned buzz for sharp cocktails and its suave founder, Diego Macedo. Walk into a tailor shop, where you will be welcomed by many tuxes in progress, pins, needles and measuring tapes. Inside, sip to a live salsa band and a menu inspired by Peru’s rich textiles. Try the Kené, an East India-style cocktail with Amazon citrus, cacao mucilage, and macambo bitters. Ask about the secret second bar if you're planning something private.

La Preferida is a classic Peruvian spot that serves national seafood dishes and the best Butifarra. The Butifarra is up there with the Pan con chicharrón, they both have their place in heaven. It’s a pork (curated ham) sandwich with salsa criolla (onion, lime and chilli) served in pan francés, a round baguette. It’s one Peruvian delight and La Preferida knows how to do them best. However, if you aren’t in the mood for something “taipá” (a filling meal) you can go for scallops, seasoned with many heavenly sauces and to drink, of course, their classic chicha morada.