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Culture and museums
The museums, with VIP access

From the museums of Lima to those of Cusco, our clients discover the country's richest collections with VIP access and the company of a local guide.

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One history, three eras
From pre-Columbian civilisations to today's art

Peru's museums tell more than three thousand years of creation. We design your visits so that each era has its place in your journey, with no queues and no rush.

The pre-Columbian world

Ceramics, textiles and objects of gold and silver from the cultures that came before the Incas, and from the Incas themselves.

Contemporary creation

Photography, contemporary art and artists' textiles, notably in the Barranco district of Lima.

Colonial art

Paintings, silverware and religious art from the viceregal period, where local traditions meet Spanish iconography.

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Pueblo Libre
Museo Larco

A white mansion, a garden and the world's largest private collection of pre-Columbian art, with a renowned restaurant.

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Central Lima
MALI, Lima Art Museum

Around 3,000 years of creation: textiles, ceramics, photographs and colonial and republican furniture.

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Pueblo Libre
National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology and History

A rich collection of pottery and pre-Columbian objects, arranged around a beautiful courtyard.

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BARRANCO
MATE, Mario Testino

Mario Testino's photographs, from celebrity portraits to Peruvian haute couture, and temporary exhibitions.

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BARRANCO
Museo Pedro de Osma

Paintings, sculptures and silverware from the colonial period, in a mansion with carefully kept gardens.

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BARRANCO
MAC, contemporary art (Barranco)

Three rooms devoted to contemporary art, with exhibitions renewed every few months.

Cusco
In the footsteps of the Incas

Museo de Arte Precolombino

More than 3,000 years of pre-Hispanic art across ten rooms: ceramics, textiles, carved wood, gold, silver and shell. It was created in collaboration with the Larco

Qorikancha

The former temple of the sun god Inti, whose walls were once covered in gold. Its precisely cut stonework now supports the church of Santo Domingo.

Museum of Religious Art

In the archbishop's palace, one of the richest collections of viceregal religious art, featuring the Cusco School.

Museo Inka

Pre-Inca and Inca ceramics and ceremonial objects, in the Casa del Almirante, built in the 1580s on Inca foundations.

Museo Machu Picchu, Casa Concha

Hundreds of objects from the Machu Picchu site, collected by Hiram Bingham in 1912, and reconstructions of the site.

Santa Catalina Monastery

Monastic life told in a building from 1610, built on the ruins of the Inca Acllahuasi.

VIP access
A visit designed for you

We organise your visits in advance, with a local guide who tells you about the collections and their context.

  • VIP access to the museums

  • A local guide by your side

  • Visits designed around your interests

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Link to gastronomy
After the museums, the great restaurants of Lima
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