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Barranco Cultural & Fan District
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Things to Do
Barranco Bohemian Quarter Walk
Lima, Peru
About Barranco Bohemian Quarter Walk
Walk Lima's most artistic neighborhood past street murals, colonial mansions, the Bridge of Sighs, and into the bars and galleries of Peru's bohemian heart.
Located in Lima.
Tags: arts nightlife bohemian
Planning a Fan Trip Around Barranco Bohemian Quarter Walk
Barranco Bohemian Quarter Walk works as a daytime or off-window itinerary layer in Lima.
Barranco Bohemian Quarter Walk Fan Planning Snapshot
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Barranco Neighbourhood Bar Crawl
Barranco is Lima's most bohemian neighbourhood — a clifftop district of belle époque mansions converted into pisco bars, craft beer venues, and live music spots that sports and music fans discover and never want to leave. The Puente de los Suspiros (Bridge of Sighs) is the traditional fan selfie stop, and the strip of bars along Av. Grau hosts everything from peña folk music to electronica. Alianza Lima and Universitario fans converge here on derby weekends to create a city-wide celebration that Barranco was built for.
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Barranco Cultural & Fan District
Lima's bohemian Barranco district is where football fans, artists, and surfers share pisco sours in colorful houses perched above Pacific cliffs. The bars along Calle Prolongación San Martín screen Liga 1 matches and Copa Libertadores ties to devoted crowds who treat football as art. Pairing a Sporting Cristal or Alianza Lima match at the Estadio Nacional with an evening in Barranco is the definitive Lima sports weekend.
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Surfing at Miraflores (Playa Makaha)
Hit the waves at Playa Makaha in Lima's upscale Miraflores district, one of the few capital cities in the world where you can surf with a skyline backdrop. Surf schools offer board rentals and lessons for all levels, and the clifftop Larcomar mall above provides post-session food and drinks with Pacific Ocean views.
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Catch waves at Playa Makaha or Playa Waikiki in Lima's upscale Miraflores district, one of the few capital cities in the world where you can surf within city limits. The consistent Pacific swells and clifftop paragliding scene make the Miraflores Costa Verde coastline an adrenaline hub for visiting sports fans.
About Barranco Bohemian Quarter Walk
Walk Lima's most artistic neighborhood past street murals, colonial mansions, the Bridge of Sighs, and into the bars and galleries of Peru's bohemian heart.
Barranco Bohemian Quarter Walk is located in Lima, Peru.