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El parque de La Muralla is a public park situated in the district of cercado in Lima, the capital city of Peru. The park was officially opened to the public in 2004.

Geographical Position of El parque de La Muralla

The park is strategically located between the Rímac River and the historic center of Lima. This location offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty and historical significance.

Facilities at El parque de La Muralla

Within the park, there is a restaurant, a craft shop featuring items from various regions of the country, and a site museum that displays archaeological pieces discovered in the area. These facilities provide a comprehensive cultural experience for visitors.

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#4 Free museums in Peru #32 History & Anthropology in Peru #16 Archaeology museums in Peru #3 Free museums in Lima #12 History & Anthropology in Lima #2 Archaeology museums in Lima
Parque de La Muralla
Jr. Lampa
15001 Lima

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Visitor information Parque de La Muralla

Opening hours

Monday
6:45 – 18:00
Tuesday
6:45 – 18:00
Wednesday
6:45 – 18:00
Thursday
6:45 – 18:00
Friday
6:45 – 18:00
Saturday
6:45 – 18:00
Sunday
6:45 – 18:00

Admission

0+Free

Facilities

Wheelchair accessible

Location & Map

Jr. Lampa, Lima

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Exhibitions

No exhibitions in Parque de La Muralla have been found.

Parque de La Muralla Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    Parque de La Muralla is a notable outdoor museum in Lima, Peru, offering visitors a glimpse into the city's colonial past. The park is built around the restored remnants of Lima's old city walls, providing an interesting blend of history and modern urban green space.

    Visitors generally appreciate the park's historical significance and its role in preserving a piece of Lima's heritage. The exposed sections of the ancient wall and the accompanying explanations give context to Lima's development over the centuries. Many find the integration of these historical elements into a public park to be a clever use of urban space.

    The park offers pleasant walking paths and seating areas, making it a good spot for a leisurely stroll or a moment of relaxation. Some visitors enjoy the views of the Rimac River, though opinions on its cleanliness vary. The park is often noted for being well-maintained and clean, which adds to its appeal.

    However, some visitors find the park to be relatively small and feel that it can be fully explored in a short amount of time. While the historical aspects are interesting, some tourists mention that there isn't a great deal of depth to the exhibits or information provided.

    Safety is a point of mixed reviews. While many find the area safe during the day, some advise caution, especially in the evenings or when venturing into surrounding neighborhoods.

    Overall, Parque de La Muralla is generally seen as a pleasant, if not spectacular, stop for those interested in Lima's history. It offers a quick, accessible way to connect with the city's past, though it may not be a top priority for all visitors to Lima.

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