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Lima Tourist Bus: 24h Adult Foreigner Pass
1 Panoramic Route · 7 Stops · Miraflores & Historic Center · Bilingual Guides · WiFi
A few steps from the busiest tourist routes, this small museum holds a Lima almost no one knows: one of warehouses, pottery, and everyday people.
Real archaeology, no distant displays
Vessels, pisco remnants, and everyday objects found exactly where you see them — beneath your feet, in the Historic Center itself.
Layers of history, one atop another
From pre-Hispanic remains to the 20th century, all in one space that sums up centuries of Lima life.
The gem that skips the crowds
Ideal for those who've already seen the classics and want something different, quiet, and authentic.
The perfect addition to your route
Minutes from other Historic Center attractions — the perfect complement to your day of sightseeing.
A quick, different, and memorable stop. Add it to your day in the Historic Center with no extra effort.
Open excavation showcasing real colonial house structures, ancient water canals, and walls.
Authentic Chinese porcelain fragments brought by Asian galleons, showing colonial Lima's luxury trade.
Displays of 400-year-old items used by locals, including leather shoes, clay pipes, and bone dice.
Collection of historic wine, pisco, and apothecary bottles retrieved intact from ancient waste pits
Authentic architecture featuring original brickwork, quincha, and adobe that survived major earthquakes.
Unlike traditional museums, here you literally walk over a real archaeological excavation. Glass floor panels let you see original 16th-century excavations beneath your feet. There are no display cases — history is right under you.
The museum displays a collection of 16th and 17th-century domestic and commercial objects found in situ: colonial ceramics, tools, fragments of Spanish and indigenous tableware, coins, and the original walls of the colonial residence once owned by Juan de Aliaga.
We strongly recommend the guided tour because the story of the objects and archaeological layers requires context to be fully appreciated. The bilingual guide turns each piece into part of a living historical narrative about 16th-century Lima.
It's an excellent option for children over 6 who have a curiosity for history. Seeing the archaeological excavation through the glass floor is a visual experience that captures young imaginations in a way no history book can replicate.
The complete guided circuit takes between 45 and 60 minutes. If you combine the visit with a walk through the Historic Center, we recommend setting aside at least half a day to make the most of the Jr. Áncash archaeological and historic zone.
Get off at the Historic Center stop and walk approximately 5 minutes to Jr. Áncash 213. The museum is very close to San Francisco Convent and Plaza Mayor, making it easy to build a complete historic circuit in a single morning.
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Plans changed? No problem: reschedule at no cost up to 24h before, subject to availability.
Your ticket, your commitment: if you don't show up without notice, the ticket is non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled.
Protected against the unexpected: if a force majeure event affects more than 80% of the service, we'll refund 100% or reschedule for free, no questions asked.
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Archaeological Site - Colonial House - Living History
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