- OneTravel
- » Vacations
- » South America
- » Peru
- » Lima Vacations
Call usBook Now · Call us 24/71-845-848-0154Book now. Call 24/7 1-845-848-0154
Access phone-only deals
Compare flights in one call
Get answers before you book
Earn 2X ClubMiles points
USD
Here's why travelers choose OneTravel
Price Match Promise
Find great flight deals to destinations worldwide
24/7 Customer Support
Speak to our travel experts: anytime, anywhere
ClubMiles Rewards
Earn points and air miles to maximize your rewards
Easy Cancellations
Convenient options online and with our 24/7 global support
Save on our Flight + Hotel Bundle
* All rates above were last found on:. These are based on average nightly rates and airfare includes all fuel surcharges, taxes & fees, and our service fees. Hotels, rental cars and activities may have additional taxes and fees. Displayed rates are based on historical data, are subject to change, and cannot be guaranteed at the time of booking. See all booking terms and conditions.
What Our Customers Say About Our Service?
Great | 4 Stars
Based on 4,559 reviews
- Decent experience
My experience with OneTravel was decent but could use some improvements. I found a good deal, but na vigating the site was a bit tricky at times. Thank....Read more
Apr 22, 2026 Daniel Brown - Smooth Customer Service
It was a great experience using OneTravel to book my honeymoon trip to Bali. The customer service was outstanding, and they helped me with the best options for our budget. I appreciated their travel advice, and everything went smoothly. Would highly recommend!Read more
Apr 22, 2026 Sophia Martinez - Prices are excellent
I had a good experience with OneTravel, although there were a few hiccups during the booking process. Customer service was helpful in resolving my issues. The prices were excellent, and I found a great last-minute deal. The confirmation emails were timely, and I loved the easy access to my itinerary online.Read more
Apr 22, 2026 Benjamin Roberts
Lima Vacation Packages: Affordable and Exciting Adventures Await!
Lima is what lies between Spain and eternity. It is the national capital of Peru, the country that was home to ancient civilizations like Norte Chico and the legendary Incas. In 1532 AD, the Spanish invaded Peru, put all the Incans to sword and founded Lima as ‘the king of cities. Lima is a city that can be best explored on a bicycle because it has a flat terrain for most part and a tropical climate, which is neither too hot nor too cold.
Places of Interest in Lima
Aliaga House
Aliaga House was made upon a piece of land that Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro had gifted to one of his accountants, Jeronimo de Aliaga in 1535 AD, and it is considered to be the oldest house in Americas. Ever since that day, the Aliaga House has been home to seventeen generation of Aliaga family and their cultural heritage.
Aliaga House
Aliaga House was made upon a piece of land that Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro had gifted to one of his accountants, Jeronimo de Aliaga in 1535 AD, and it is considered to be the oldest house in Americas. Ever since that day, the Aliaga House has been home to seventeen generation of Aliaga family and their cultural heritage.
Plaza de Armas (Plaza Mayor)
Plaza de Armas or the Plaza Mayor is a prominent UNESCO Heritage Site because it is mostly a reconstruction of an old city square that was destroyed in an earthquake in 1746 AD. The square is flanked by Archbishop’s Palace, Casa del Oidor (home of the listener) and Palacio del Gobireno (Palace of Government) on three sides. Casa del Oidor was the place where the learned people or judges used to give justice to the masses while Palacio del Gobireno is the seat of Peruvian Government.
Plaza de Armas or the Plaza Mayor is a prominent UNESCO Heritage Site because it is mostly a reconstruction of an old city square that was destroyed in an earthquake in 1746 AD. The square is flanked by Archbishop’s Palace, Casa del Oidor (home of the listener) and Palacio del Gobireno (Palace of Government) on three sides. Casa del Oidor was the place where the learned people or judges used to give justice to the masses while Palacio del Gobireno is the seat of Peruvian Government.
Museo de la Nacion (National Museum)
Lima is a historical city of sixteenth century of Spanish origin. However, the language of the city and the culture followed therein isn’t exactly Spanish, for it is heavily influenced by Castilian Spanish and is called Peruvian Coast Spanish. The same pleasant shock would await you in Mueso de la Nacion (National Museum of Peru) as it will offer you a deep insight into Peru’s ancient history and culture, which was of Incan in the beginning and then switched to Spanish culture after the mayhem. The museum also has a vast collection of artifacts from both the ancient eras.
Lima is a historical city of sixteenth century of Spanish origin. However, the language of the city and the culture followed therein isn’t exactly Spanish, for it is heavily influenced by Castilian Spanish and is called Peruvian Coast Spanish. The same pleasant shock would await you in Mueso de la Nacion (National Museum of Peru) as it will offer you a deep insight into Peru’s ancient history and culture, which was of Incan in the beginning and then switched to Spanish culture after the mayhem. The museum also has a vast collection of artifacts from both the ancient eras.
Related Links
Save up to $100 off our fees
First time app users get up to $100 off our fees on flights.
- Get notified when prices drop
- Regular flight updates
- Manage your bookings on the go
Scan QR and install
Flight + Hotel
Round-trip
2 Travelers · 1 Room
Choose the number of rooms, guests and ticket class
Room 1
Adults Aged 16-64
Senior Aged 65+
Child Aged 2-15
Seat Infant Under 2
Lap Infant Under 2
Coach