Coloniale Casa Aliaga, Museo Central e degustazione di Pisco

Groki and Henry were incredible!! We had an amazing tour - super highly recommend. Also I had a work call at 1:30 and they were able to shrink the itinerary so we didn’t miss anything cool

Marco was knowledgeable, kind, and patient. He took pictures of us anytime I requested it. He is a great guide!I learned a lot by listening to him.

Renzo was an excellent guide and very knowledgeable. He had a great sense of humor and brought a different perspective on the significance of everything we encountered. Our driver Sterling was very professional and got us around with no issues.

Great tour friendly guide. Would do it again. Beautiful sunshine good weather no food but good wine nice city convenient location old museum cool gold

Marco was an amazing guide, very well-spoken and very knowledgeable. It was great to learn about some of the hidden gems of Lima’s city center and its architectural wonders like Casa Aliaga and the Hotel Bolivar, which we truly enjoyed. Highly recommend him as a guide and the activity as a whole.

My wife and I had the pleasure of going on this tour with Marco when we were the only guests. Marco was terrific and knew many things about Lima beyond the tour of the Aliaga Palace. The Palace was perfectly lovely and Marco entertained us during our stroll thru Lima. He shared his thoughts about Peru and we had a wonderful time. This is a relaxing tour at a nice pace for us.

Typically colonial style house, excellently preserved, exudes a nostalgic past, fabulous garden It was a much appreciated visit and therefore to be recommended.

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Renzo was an excellent guide for our Lima city tour! He was both knowledgeable and personable. Plus, he made the history interesting, with a variety of perspectives...he clearly loves the history of his country and city. His English is excellent. I highly recommend requesting him.

We stumbled on the listing for this tour and since I love old houses, we thought it would be interesting to see. It ended up being so much more and we're so glad we saw it! Casa Aliaga seems to be skipped by most tourists and people are really missing out. Because the owners still live in parts of the house, only a few people at a time can visit, so we had the whole place to ourselves. The architecture and decor are absolutely stunning. Our tour guide Marco Polo (he told us to call him "MP") was extremely knowledgeable and patient with all our questions (we love history too!) After the house, we walked around the area bit, learning more about the architecture and history of Lima and Peru. We ended the tour at a delightful bar to enjoy Peru's famous pisco sour. They're delicious, go down really smooth, and there's barely an alcohol taste, so proceed with caution or you'll be tipsy in no time!

UNESCO historic family home of the 17th century. Descendants of a companion of Pizarro. Incredibly beautiful, lots of little beauties. Thank you for letting me experience this. A highlight of my visit here in Peru. Thank you, thank you. 😊🌞