Despite having lived here for years, I had never been to Casa de Aliaga. The house is in excellent condition and stunning. I was lucky enough to be here for a private dinner party, which allowed us to walk around and enjoy the home at...More

I stayed at the hotel across the street and was in amazement every time I walked in. The artwork was incredible. A MUST see for any traveler.

This place is amazing. I had not heard much about it before we went inside. This is the oldest private residence in South America that is still in the hands of the family, 17 generations later or so. The rusted sword in the hallway was...More

We visited this lovely and historic house with a group last week. The lunch in the beautiful dining room was delicious -- with main course being the Peruvian favorite limo saltado. The house itself is situated right across from the Presidential Palace and near the...More

This hidden house looks exactly as you were living in the 16 century! Beautiful, opulent and gracious, its a must see if you visit Lima. Be sure to make reservations with a tour agency, as you will not get inside without a tour guide.

There was no guide available when I stopped by. But the nice security guard was kind enough took me on a quick tour of this beautiful & fantastic historical house.

You have to know what you're looking for, as the entrance to this place is through a very unassuming normal-looking doorway. Once inside, however, what is reputed to be one of the oldest colonial houses in Lima opens out to display its wonderful heritage. Part...More