Casa Andina Classic Miraflores

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Casa Andina Classic Miraflores

Petit Thouars 5444

Lima, PE

Area: Southern Peru Area

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Adults: age 18+

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Children: 0-17

-A LITTLE BIT OF MIRAFLORES WORLD CITYLIFE- FOOD- ART- FOLKLORE- NIGHTLIFE- BUSSINES- SHOPPING- AND MORE.LOCATED RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE INDIAN MARKETS- AND A FEW BLOCKS AWAY FROM THE BEST RESTAURANTS IN LIMA- CAFES- PUBS- PARKS- ART GALLERIES- BUSSINES CENTERS- SHOOPING CENTERS- ARCHEOLOGICAL CITIES AND MUSEUMS.A YOUNG PROFESSIONAL STAFF IS READY TO OFFER YOU A FIRST CLASS SERVICE.46 ROOMS AMONG SINGLES DOUBLES AND TRIPLESPRIVATE BATHROOMS - HOT WATER 24/7FULL AND QUEEN SIZED BEDSLAMINATED ANTI-ALLERGIC FLOORSDESKS- MINIBARS- PHONES AND TV 21 WITH CABLEROOMS WITH AIR CONDITIONING AND WITHOUT AIR CONDITIONINGFANS AND HEATERS UPON REQUESTHAIR DRYER UPON REQUESTSAFETY BOXES IN ROOMS AND AT THE FRONT DESKNON SMOKING AND SMOKING ROOMSWE ALSO OFFER THESE SERVICES LAUNDRY SERVICETOURISTIC INFORMATION AND FLIGHT CONFIRMATIONFAX AND MAIL SERVICECURRENCY EXCHANGEBUSINESS CENTER WITH INTERNET ACCESSGARAGECONFERENCE ROOM AND BILINGUAL STAFFTOTALLY REMODELATED SINCE 2004CONFERENCE ROOM 90 PEOPLE BUSINESS CENTER WITH INTERNET ACCESSSMOKING DETECTORS IN PUBLIC AREAS5 FLOORSELEVATORMAIL SERVICESTORAGECONNECTION TO INTERNET WIRELESS IN THE LOBBY OF THE HOTELALPACA CAFE THE TASTES OF THE WORLD FROM PERUVIAN PERSPECTIVE- THE WAY WE EAT AT HOMETHE RESTAURANT HAS CAPACITY OF 50 PEOPLE SERVE BREAKFAST BUFFET- LUNCH AND DINNERBARROOM SERVICE.

Casa Andina Classic Miraflores Property Information:

Rooms: 58
Floors: 6

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Free breakfast
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Check-In: 1500
Check-Out: 1200

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Lima Events & Entertainment

Anniversary of Lima
mid - January
The city of Lima was founded January 18, 1535 by the Spanish conqueror Francisco Pizarro. On this date the anniversary is celebrated with civic, cultural and artistic activities including the "pasacalle", a popular parade with dancers representing diverse regional folkloric dances; concerts and folkloric shows.

National Competition of the Peruvian Caballo de Paso
Early April
Carried out in an enclosure very near the archeological location of Pachacámac. The main Peruvian breeders of the famous horse attend to this contest, with their best horses, to participate in the competition that has different categories. Besides the competition a festival of folkloric show, marinera Peruvian dance dance and creole Peruvian food is presented.

Anniversary of Perú
Late July
It is a celebration in the whole national environment. Outstanding in Lima the celebrations of the government's official acts, the school parades and the Great Military Parade 29 July In this week that coincides with the mid-term school vacations, they are given in Lima big artistic, sport shows, theatre plays, classic and folkloric music concerts, circuses, commercial fairs, etc. During this week a great flow of internal tourism takes place in Perú.

Festivity of Santa Rosa de Lima
Late August
Religious feast that commemorates Santa Rosa de Lima; pilgrimages to the town Santa Rosa de Quives, near the city of Lima, place in which the saint lived during her childhood; a great pilgrimage of thousands of devote to the church and sanctuary of Santa Rosa.

Festivity of Señor de los Milagros
Mid October
It is the most important feast with tradition and devotion of the whole Perú. Hundred of thousands of devote to the Señor de los Milagros carry out processions the days 18, 19 and 28. Their faithful devotes use to wear a purple habit during the whole month of October, for what is denominated the "purple month" to October. In this feast it is traditional to try the delicious "Turrón de Doña Pepa", exquisite sweet from Lima. The traditional journey of these processions is carried out by the streets of the Historical Center of Lima, beginning and finishing in the Church of the Nazarenas. When the procession reaches the Main Square, generally receives the greeting of the Mayor of Lima, the Archbishop of Lima and of the President of the Republic.

Feria Taurina del Señor de los Milagros
October-November
Is carried out every Sun in the Plaza de Acho, bullfights, here the best Spanish, Peruvian, Mexican and bullfighters of other countries participate with livestock confinements of the best farms. In the international taurine enviroment, this fair occupies an important place. During the fair, it is disputed like maximum prize to the best one the "El Escapulario de Oro del Señor de los Milagros"

Day of the Creole Song
Late October
Big public shows with the best Creole music interpreters and groups of Perú.

Festivity of San Martin of Porres
Early November

Lima Destination Overview

Called Ciudad de los Reyes, City of the Kings, by the Spanish conquerors, Lima was founded by Francisco Pizarro on January 18,1535 in the Rímac Valley. Lima is now the capital of the Republic of Peru, and a great metropolis with nearly 8 million residents. The Costa region of Peru, in which Lima is located, is a narrow coastal plain consisting of large tracts of desert broken by fertile valleys. Cotton, sugar and rice plantations and most of the country's oil fields are in this area. Beyond Lima, lies the Sacred Valley, the Inca ruins and, high in the Andes, the spectacular ancient city of Machu Picchu.

Bird and marine life is abundant along Peru's desert coast, with sea lions, Humboldt penguins, Chilean flamingoes, Peruvian pelicans, and Inca terns all native to the region. This priceless wildlife is protected in a system of national parks and reserves. Lima's climate can be divided into two seasons: wet and dry . The coast and western Andean slopes are dry most of the year, with summer occurring between December and April. During the rest of the year, the garúa coastal fog moves in, and the sun is rarely seen.

The main religion is Roman Catholicism. The indigenous people, while outwardly Catholic, often infuse Catholicism with their traditional beliefs. Annual festivals and fiestas are a blend of Catholic, Inca, Spanish, and early agricultural ceremonies. They are colorful and lively, always popular with local residents and visitors alike. Among the indigenous people in Peru, about 70 languages are spoken, but in Lima, Spanish and English predominate.

Lima offers many opportunities to explore buildings dating back to colonial times, and museums cataloging the complete history of Peruvian archeology, art and pre-Inca structures. Yet, it is a modern and cosmopolitan city, with luxury hotels, casinos, resorts, and, a wide variety of attractions. Laid across a broad, flat alluvial plain, Lima fans out in long, straight streets from its heart, Lima Centro. The old town is focused on the colonial Plaza Mayor and the more modern Plaza San Martin, which are separated by about five blocks of the Jirón de la Unión, Lima Centro's main shopping street. At the river end, the Plaza Mayor is bordered by the cathedral and Government Palace.

Money changing facilities, large hotels and airline offices are all based in the bustling center of entrepreneurial activity around Plaza San Martin. These two landmark squares provide the key to locating everything else in the old part of town. From Lima Centro, the city's main avenues stretch out into the sprawling suburbs. The two principal routes are Avenida Colonial, heading to the harbor area near the suburb of Callao and the airport. Perpendicular to this, the broad, tree-lined Avenida Arequipa leads to the suburb of Miraflores.

Miraflores is the modern, commercial heart of Lima, where most of the city's businesses have moved during the last thirty years. This cliff- top mini metropolis has become Lima's business and shopping zone and also a popular meeting place for the wealthier sector of Lima society. Located between Lima Centro and Miraflores is the upscale suburb of San Isidro, which boasts several excellent golf courses and is surrounded by high rise apartment buildings and ultramodern shopping complexes, as well as many square miles of simple houses in the pre-Incan style. Farther down Avenida Arequipa to the south, is the old beach resort of Barranco. This oceanside suburb is one of the oldest and most attractive parts of the city, and is located above the steep sandy cliffs of the Costa Verde.

It hosts a small but active nightlife. In recent years, the Mayor of Lima has carried out a vigorous campaign for the restoration of the city center. Numerous buildings have been refurbished inside and out, including restoration of their grand old balconies. There have also been successful campaigns to restore order and cleanliness to the heart of the capital. Today the center of Lima is an area in which to enjoy a city tour either on foot or by bus.

Salsa is an imported form of popular music which originated in Colombia and is now heard throughout the continent. Many enjoyable evenings can be spent dancing vivaciously to this music in one of the crowded salasdromas in Lima. The hour at which night life begins is close to midnight, though most clubs open around 10pm for the "early birds." Jazz clubs, salsadromas, peñas (featuring traditional Andean music), and criollas (offering the music that is a blend of African, traditional and Spanish influences) are all in full swing throughout the weekend nights. Jazz and rock are also favorites in Lima.

The city has several excellent Latin jazz bands of its own. Two of the best known are Enrique Luna and Manonga Mujica. Additionally, a number of casinos offer gambling and musical entertainment. Visitors to Lima praise the quality and variety of the Peruvian cuisine that is prepared by the many restaurants throughout the city and surrounding areas. Typical dishes include: lomo saltado: chopped steak fried with onions; cebiche de corvine: white sea bass marinated in lemon, chili and onions, often served cold with a boiled potato or yam; and sopa a la criolla: a lightly spiced noodle soup with beef, egg, milk and vegetables.

For travelers who long for food from back home, the Larco Mar Mall, offers restaurant choices from Hard Rock Café to Subway and even Tony Roma's Ribs. The museums, the breathtaking beauty of the Andes mountains, the colonial mansions, the beautiful churches, the works of art, the Inca ruins, the unique crafts, the vibrant food and music, the bullfights and festivals, the beaches and snow capped mountains: each by itself is reason enough to spend time in Lima, Peru.

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