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Barranco
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Barranco, Lima Region
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Barranco is a bohemian and artsy district located in the southwestern part of Lima, Peru. Known for its charming and colorful colonial architecture, Barranco is a popular destination for tourists and locals looking to explore the artistic and cultural scene in Lima. The district is home to a variety of attractions, including art galleries, museums, theaters, and music venues, as well as a wide range of restaurants, cafes, and bars. One of the main draws of Barranco is its stunning coastline, with a picturesque boardwalk overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The district is also known for its lively nightlife and street art scene, with murals and graffiti adorning many of the buildings in the area. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day by the sea or a night out on the town, Barranco has something to offer for everyone.
Barranco is a bohemian and artsy district located in the southwestern part of Lima, Peru. Known for its charming and colorful colonial architecture, Barranco is a popular destination for tourists and locals looking to explore the artistic and cultural scene in Lima. The district is home to a variety…
Barranco is considered to be the most romantic and bohemian, being the home and working place of many of Peru leading artists , musicians, designers and photographers. Mural-splattered buildings, tasty local treats, and a vibrant cultural scene make the Barranco neighborhood a must visit while in Lima.
This is the most bohemian place in Lima, a must visit for nightlife to enjoy a drink in a traditional bar such us Ayahuasca, or visit the lovely Bidge of sighs (puente de los suspiros) where couples swear love.
In an otherwise rather gloomy city, Barranco stands out. Its walls are filled with street art, and the buildings are bright and colorful, offering a bit of a respite from Lima‘s grey skies. Barranco has been home to some of Peru’s and Latin America’s finest artists, offering them beauty and inspiration. Take two helpings of Barranco, it’s the perfect antidote to the drabness of Lima and a must-visit while in the City of Kings.
In an otherwise rather gloomy city, Barranco stands out. Its walls are filled with street art, and the buildings are bright and colorful, offering a bit of a respite from Lima‘s grey skies. Barranco has been home to some of Peru’s and Latin America’s finest artists, offering them beauty and inspirat…