Origins of the Republic: history, food and architecture in Pueblo Libre

From: S/112

Let a scholar explain Peru’s colonial history and independence in one of the most traditional districts of Lima.

Schedule
Thursday: 2pm at 4pm
Saturday: 10am to 12n

Price US$pp min 2 pax.
Price per person $ 30

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Description

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What will you do?

In this experience you will learn about the pre-Hispanic past of Magdalena and Pueblo Libre, its function as a gathering place for Indians during the Spanish colony and its role in the independence process. The tour begins in Magdalena la Vieja, where we will learn about its history and tradition. I will tell you the history of the parish of Santa María Magdalena, founded more than 400 years ago. Then we will go to the Quinta de los Libertadores, a colonial hacienda house where the independence generals José de San Martín and Simón Bolívar lived. We will finish the tour at the Antigua Taberna Queirolo in Pueblo Libre, an emblematic place of Peruvian pisco and traditional Lima gastronomy.

Meeting Point

2hrs

Thursday: 2pm at 4pm
Saturday: 10am to 12n

Pueblo Libre

How to get there

St. Mary Magdalene Parish
San Martín Av. 1172

What is included in the price

Includes:
Guided tour in old Magdalena, the parish and the Quinta de los Libertadores.
The traditional butifarra with chilcano or pisco at the Queirol.

Does not include:
Transportation.

Level

Easy

Language in which the experience is offered

English, Spanish

Things to consider

Bring camera and cash

Learn more about host Gony

Hi, I’m Gony and I have a thousand stories to tell you. I’m a literature teacher, an amateur researcher and I’m passionate about history. My favorite subject is Lima. With me you will learn all the details about Lima’s customs, traditions and streets.

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Cancellation Policy

Up to 48 hours before