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Museo Larco
Lima, Peru
About Museo Larco
The Museo Larco in Pueblo Libre holds one of the world's greatest collections of pre-Columbian art, including ceramics depicting ancient Peruvian athletic ritual and competition that connect modern sports fans to thousands of years of Andean sporting culture. The museum's beautiful colonial mansion setting and manicured gardens make it a delight to spend a full morning exploring before an evening fixture. The café in the garden is one of Lima's most beloved lunch spots.
Located in Lima.
Tags: history culture pre-columbian must-see
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Home of Alianza Lima, one of South America's most passionate supporter cultures, the Matute stadium's museum chronicles the club's 120-year history with championship trophies, vintage kits, and a memorial to the 1987 plane crash that claimed an entire squad. Tours include pitch access and are a deeply moving experience for any serious football fan.
About Museo Larco
The Museo Larco in Pueblo Libre holds one of the world's greatest collections of pre-Columbian art, including ceramics depicting ancient Peruvian athletic ritual and competition that connect modern sports fans to thousands of years of Andean sporting culture. The museum's beautiful colonial mansion setting and manicured gardens make it a delight to spend a full morning exploring before an evening fixture. The café in the garden is one of Lima's most beloved lunch spots.
Museo Larco is located in Lima, Peru.