Ok, it serves to stow the third of Peruvian who choose to live in this city. But there is very little to see or do here. It's main property is size. We chose to stay in the Miraflores neighborhood, which is a little less ragged and dangerous than el centro, but it's not very interesting either. And even here houses have huge fierce-looking barbed fences.
There are no sights to see in Lima, so I'll just show some generic colonial-looking white building downtown.
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