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PARTICIPANT’S GUIDE 2014
International Forum of Women Leaders of South American and Arab Countries
http://www.mimp.gob.pe/aspa
International Forum of Women Leaders of South American and Arab Countries - ASPA 2014
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PRESENTATION ................................................................................................. 3
DATE AND VENUE OF THE FORUM ................................................................. 4
ORGANIZATION ................................................................................................. 4
Organizer ............................................................................................................. 4
Contact person .................................................................................................... 4
Participants .......................................................................................................... 4
Accreditation ........................................................................................................ 5
Visas .................................................................................................................... 5
Medical service .................................................................................................... 5
Smokers .............................................................................................................. 6
Firearms .............................................................................................................. 6
FACILITIES ......................................................................................................... 6
General facilities .................................................................................................. 6
Facilities for Heads of Delegation ......................................................................... 7
Facilities for members of the delegations ............................................................. 8
GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................. 8
Arrival to Lima ...................................................................................................... 8
Airport use tax ...................................................................................................... 8
Web check-in ....................................................................................................... 8
Social activities .................................................................................................... 8
Weather ............................................................................................................... 8
Currency .............................................................................................................. 9
Money exchange ............................................................................................... 12
Local time .......................................................................................................... 12
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Taxes ................................................................................................................. 12
Electricity and water ........................................................................................... 12
Telephone service ............................................................................................. 12
Bank and credit cards ......................................................................................... 12
Opening hours ................................................................................................... 13
Languages ......................................................................................................... 13
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF PERU ........................................................... 14
PLACES OF INTEREST .................................................................................... 15
Lima: The venue ................................................................................................ 15
Other places of interest ...................................................................................... 16
TAXI SERVICES, RESTAURANTS AND GASTRONOMY ................................ 19
Taxi services ...................................................................................................... 19
Hotels ................................................................................................................ 20
Restaurants ....................................................................................................... 22
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PRESENTATION:
The Forum of South American and Arab Countries (ASPA) is a political coordination
meeting held by the countries of both regions. It is also a cooperation mechanism in the
matters of economy, culture, education, science and technology, protection of the
environment, tourism and other topics that are relevant to the sustainable development of
both regions and which allow us to contribute to world peace.
These nations come together on the basis of shared roots that are still discernible in
cultural traits—language, gastronomy—and in our fundamental values and shared vision
of the future of humanity.
There are several initiatives worldwide that prioritize the matter of women participation in
decision-making spaces. In the III ASPA Summit held in Lima on October 1 and 2, 2012,
the Heads of State and Government adopted the Lima Declaration which, in paragraph
7.2, mandates to hold an ASPA Forum with the participation of women in prominent
government positions, including members of parliaments. Peru’s offer to act as the venue
was well received by the delegations.
Through this mandate, the States expressed their willingness to generate a space, within
the framework of the ASPA Forum, to allow women leaders of South American and Arab
countries to meet, share experiences and start joint actions that promote the participation
of women in public and private decision-making spaces, and encourage the removal of
impediments that restrict such participation. Accordingly, the Forum will also have the
participation of women leaders of the civil society and the academia.
This first experience will lay the foundation stone for future meetings and cooperation
agendas on women-related matters and their participation in decision-making.
Moreover, by agreeing on the celebration of this International Forum of Women Leaders,
the ASPA member countries demonstrated the highest political willingness to recognize
the contribution of women to a better government, economic growth and social
development, particularly when they hold positions of power. The involvement of women
guarantees that their interests are represented in decision-making spaces and, in general,
in all sectors where they participate, leading to richer, more diverse spaces with better
inclusive capacity.
Therefore, the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations of Peru kindly invites you to
participate in the International Forum of Women Leaders of the ASPA countries.
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DATE AND VENUE OF THE FORUM:
The International Forum of Women Leaders of South American and Arab Countries
(ASPA) will be held in the city of Lima, on April 7, 8 and 9, 2014, in the premises of a welllocated five-star hotel.
ORGANIZATION:
Organizer:
Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations
Telephone 00(511) 6261600
www.mimp.gob.pe
Contact person:
Grecia Rojas
General Director of Gender Equality and Non-Discrimination
Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations
Telephones: 00(511) 6261890 and 00(511) 6261784, 00(511) 944456576
[email protected]
Participants:
The following participants are expected:
1. Official delegations of ASPA member countries (South American and Arab countries),
comprised of four female representatives per country, which must include:
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One representative of the Executive Branch of each ASPA member country
One representative of the Legislative Branch of each ASPA member country
One representative of the business private sector of each ASPA member country
One representative of the academic sector of each ASPA member country
Each delegation must be chaired by one Head of Delegation duly accredited by their
government through an official letter.
2. Arab, South American and international organizations related to women matters.
3. Other special invitees of the Forum.
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Accreditation:
For accreditation, each participating country must submit the personal information of one
focal point to [email protected]. This person will be responsible of accrediting
each of the members of their country’s delegation.
The event’s organizer will provide the focal point with the personal password that must be
forwarded to the delegates, and which they must use to follow the personal registration
process at the event’s website: www.mimp.gob.pe/aspa.
The focal point must inform the organizer about the makeup of their country’s delegation,
in accordance with the following categories:
 Heads of Delegation
 Delegates
It is worth mentioning that, in accordance with the provisions of the Conceptual Note of the
Forum, the accreditation of the Head of Delegation also requires a letter from their
government.
Visas:
It is advisable to check the current visa requirements to enter into Peruvian territory in the
website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru. The participants that require a visa can
request it to the Peruvian Embassies near their place of residence.
For a list of all visa suppression agreements, see:
http://www.rree.gob.pe/elministerio/Documents/cuadro_de_supresion_de_visas_febrero_2
014.pdf
In ASPA member countries, Peru has resident Embassies in Morocco, Algeria, Egypt,
Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, as well as a General Consulate in Dubai (United Arab
Emirates).
For a list of Peruvian Embassies, see:
http://www.rree.gob.pe/elministerio/Paginas/Directorio_de_Misiones_en_el_Exterior.aspx
Medical service:
The organizer has considered the implementation of permanent medical services to be
available throughout the event in case of health emergencies.
The participants who have any food restriction due to their customs or health, or who
suffer any physical condition or need any special attention, must report such circumstance
in the participant registration form.
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The food to be served to the Heads of Delegation and delegates, in accordance with the
program of the Forum, will be supplied by companies that guarantee the quality and
healthiness of the food, as well as the respect to food restrictions observed by the Arab
culture.
Smokers:
Pursuant to the Peruvian laws, smoking in closed public spaces—including hotels, bars
and restaurants—is forbidden.
Firearms:
Peru will allow semiautomatic, single-action guns up to 9mm parabellum, cleared for
temporary entry by the Peruvian Government. No other weapon will be allowed. To obtain
the Peruvian Government’s authorization for firearms entry, the delegations must fill out
and submit the following forms to the organizer, which can be found in the event’s website
www.mimp.gob.pe/aspa
Form 1: Request for the temporary entry of firearms
Form 2: Instructions
The staff carrying firearms must declare them and show the guns to the representatives of
the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Customs to check their authorization upon arrival to the
city of Lima. A similar procedure will be followed to take the firearms out of the country.
FACILITIES:
General facilities:
A. An information desk will be installed in Jorge Chávez International Airport two days
before the start of the Forum to provide guidance to the Heads of Delegation,
delegates and other attendees.
B. In addition, up to two days after the Forum, personnel appointed by the organizer will
be available at the Airport to provide guidance to the participants regarding their
departure.
C. In connection to the above, the Heads of Delegation and delegates must inform the
organizer about their itinerary and hotel. The Heads of Delegation must also inform
about the itinerary1 and hotel of their accompanying officials or escorts, as the case
may be.
Such information must be submitted to [email protected].
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Itinerary means the date and time of arrival and departure, including airline and flight number.
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D. The delegates who wish to reserve meeting rooms to hold private and/or bilateral
meetings can request so to [email protected] or at the information desk
since April 7.
E. There will be permanent guidance and assistance in the Forum’s session registration
area.
F. There will be a stand with general information about Peru (Promperú) in the main hall.
G. There will be one cybercafé and one common room for delegates since April 7. The
cybercafé will have the following equipment:
o Computers (with internet access)
o Internet connections for laptops
o Printer
H. Outlets to recharge cell phones, laptops, among others.
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Praying rooms will be provided to the delegates at the Forum’s venue. The details on
their location will be available in the registration area.
Facilities for Heads of Delegation:
The Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations of Peru will offer the following facilities
to the Heads of Delegation of each participating country:
 Transportation:
One car per delegation will be allocated to the Head of Delegation since their arrival to
the city of Lima. It will be available until they are taken to the airport for departure. The
car will have a driver appointed by the organizer.
 Security:
In coordination with the National Security, the relevant security personnel will be
provided to each Head of Delegation upon their arrival and during local transportation.
Moreover, there will be permanent security personnel within and in the surroundings of
the Forum’s venue.
 Accommodation and food:
The organizer will cover accommodation and food expenses only for the Heads of
Delegation of the participating countries, in the hotels provided by it. They will include
the following:
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One main room
Buffet breakfast
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Free internet access and wi-fi
 Travel expenses:
The Heads of Delegation must cover their travel expenses to the city of Lima, Peru,
and the return trip to their country.
Facilities for members of the delegations:
 The Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations will cover the food expenses of the
members of the delegations of the participating countries only during the Forum’s
sessions, as well as during the social events scheduled by the organizer.
 Travel expenses:
The members of the delegations must cover their own travel expenses to the city of
Lima, Peru, and the return trip to their country, as well as their accommodation
expenses.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Arrival to Lima:
The Heads of Delegation and delegates that arrive by air will land at Jorge Chávez
International Airport in the province of Callao.
Airport use tax:
The airport charges a fee for use of the premises. Usually, such fee is included in the ticket
price and has already been paid. Please confirm with your travel agent that the fee has
been paid.
Web check-in:
To simplify the check-in process at the airport and expedite the boarding process to and
from the country and prevent delays, it is advisable to check in and obtain your boarding
pass online.
Social activities:
A complementary cultural and social program will be provided in addition to the Forum’s
activities. Details on this program will be provided on a timely basis.
Weather:
In April, the weather in Lima is mild and humid.
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Rain is scarce throughout the year, with slight drizzles between May and September. Hot
and cold temperatures vary with the corresponding season, and depend on the high
atmospheric humidity that is always present in the capital.
In April, month in which the Forum will be held, the maximum and minimum temperatures
may reach 27°C and 17°C, respectively.
It is advisable to bring light clothes and one warm coat.
Currency:
The Peruvian currency is the "Nuevo Sol" (S/.) and its coins have denominations of 5
cents, 0.10 cents, 0.20 cents, 0.50 cents, 1 Nuevo Sol, 2 Nuevos Soles and 5 Nuevos
Soles.
The local bills have denominations of 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 Nuevos Soles.
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Legend: Coins
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Legend: Bills
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MONEY EXCHANGE:
Most stores, restaurants and gas stations accept US Dollars at the current exchange rate
(it may vary from day to day). It is recommended to exchange money in banks, exchange
houses or the hotel. Do not exchange money on the street.
Referential exchange rate: S/. 2.80 per US$ 1.00
Local Time:
The Peruvian official local time is G.M.T. -05:00.
Taxes:
The General Sales Tax (IGV) is 18%. It is levied on all goods and services.
Electricity and water:
Electricity in Peru is 220 volts and 60 Hz. Most four or five star hotels also have 110 volt
outlets.
Telephone service:
Long-distance calls can be made from hotel rooms or from some public telephones. Take
into account that all charges for calls made from the hotel room are to be paid exclusively
by the guest.
To call to Peru from abroad, enter the following: country code (51), area code (1 for the
city of Lima), and the telephone number, which must have seven digits.
Bank and credit cards:
The major commercial banks operating in the country are (in alphabetical order)
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Banco de Comercio
Banco de Crédito del Perú
BBVA – Banco Continental
Banco de la Nación
Citibank
Interbank – Banco Internacional del Perú
Scotiabank
Banco Financiero
The hotels, restaurants and stores in the main cities of Peru accept credit cards. However,
it is advisable to carry some cash in Nuevos Soles.
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Similarly, hotels, restaurants and stores accept American Express, Diners Club,
MasterCard and Visa.
Opening hours:
 Stores: They are usually open from Monday to Saturday from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
Shopping centers open from Monday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Some
small stores do not open Sundays.
 Banks: Business hours are from Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM and
Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Several banks have ATMs around the city
connected through the Global Net service.
 Museums: Most of them are open from Monday to Saturday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Languages:
Peruvian residents speak mostly Spanish.
The Forum’s official languages are Spanish, Arabic and English. Simultaneous interpreting
to and from these languages will be provided during the Forum on April 7, 8 and 9.
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POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF PERU:
Peru is a democratic, social, independent and sovereign republic. The Peruvian State is
one and indivisible. Its Government is unitary, representative and decentralized, organized
under the principle of separation of powers. Its body of laws is currently governed by the
Political Constitution of December 29, 1993.
The Peruvian State is based on three independent powers: the Executive Branch, the
Legislative Branch, and the Judiciary. The authorities of the Executive and Legislative
Branches are chosen by popular vote. The current Constitutional President of the
Republic, Ollanta Humala Tasso, took office on July 28, 2011, and will govern the country
until July 28, 2016.
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PLACES OF INTEREST
Lima: The venue
The city of Lima, also known as the ―city of kings‖, was founded on January 18, 1535, and
is located in the central western area of the country. To the east, it limits on the Andes
Mountain Range, and to the west, on the waters of the Pacific Ocean.
Lima extends over 33,820 km2 and has more than 7 million inhabitants—one third of
Peru’s total population. It is one of the most important cities in South America, and its
Historical Center, where the Main Square, the House of Government, the Cathedral and
the Municipal Palace are located, was declared Cultural Heritage of Humanity by
UNESCO in 1988.
There are many tourist destinations, such as the archaeological areas and museums of
Huallamarca and Pucllana, located in the thriving districts of San Isidro and Miraflores.
Moreover, Miraflores has a modern shopping center where lively cultural and artistic
activities take place every day. Several restaurants and culture centers are located in this
district.
Meanwhile, the district of Barranco still retains vestiges of the first republican years.
Renowned artists and writers have their residences in this district, which is also dotted with
classic taverns and restaurants.
The Costa Verde is Lima’s beach area, and connects six districts of the capital. Access to
the beach is easy and immediate for those who enjoy the sea. Surfing, paragliding and
hang gliding activities, among others, are available.
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Other places of interest:
Convent of San Francisco:
Casa Osambela
It holds more than four centuries of history about the
old clerical order in Peru and the different
manifestations of Colonial art.
Catacombs: These hallways and underground rooms
were used to bury members of the brotherhood. Their
use ceased in the early 19th century and, since then, it
has been the Convent’s main tourist attraction.
Also known as Casa de Oquendo. It was built during
the Viceroyalty of Peru, over the foundations of the
former novitiate of the Dominican friars—destroyed by
the earthquake of 1746—and their garden. It is one of
the biggest casonas in the center of Lima, and it
stands out because of its large façade and balconies
of fine detail.
Basilica Cathedral of Lima
San Martín Square
It is the major church of Peru and is located in the
historical center, to the east of Lima’s Main Square.
The façade is of renaissance style with plateresque
decorations. Its slate spire towers are neoclassical
with stylistic influences from the Escorial school and
northern European inspiration.
It is one of the most representative public spaces of
Lima. It is located on block 9 of Avenida Colmena, at
the heart of the historical center of the city, within the
area declared as Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in
1988.
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Casa Solariega de Aliaga
House of Government
Don Jerónimo de Aliaga, a nobleman from the city of
Segovia, in Castilla, Spain, and treasurer of
conqueror Francisco Pizarro, built his house in 1535
where the Palace of Taulichusco—the last Incan
cacique of the valley of Rímac (Lima)—used to be
located. It was home to 16 generations of Aliagas,
and is now the oldest permanently inhabited private
house in the western hemisphere.
Also known as House of Pizarro, it is the current seat
of the Peruvian Executive Branch and official
residence of the President of Peru. It is located on the
Main Square of Lima’s historical center, on the bank
of the Rímac river. Its façade is a neo-baroque,
French-inspired style, while its side and the area
where the main entrance is located are of neocolonial style (neo-plateresque).
Torre Tagle Palace
Larco Herrera Archaeological Museum
This casona was built during Peru’s Viceroyalty, and
is currently used as the main office of the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs. The façade has an Andalusian
baroque style, with porticos and carved stone arches,
and two Moorish wooden balconies made of carved
cedar and mahogany.
Founded in 1926, the Larco Museum houses an
impressive chronological gallery covering 3000 years
of Pre-Columbian Peruvian history. It also has the
finest gold and silver collection of ancient Peru, and
its famous exhibition of erotic art. It is one of the most
visited tourist destinations of Peru.
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Huaca Pucllana
Pachacamac Archaeological Area
This archaeological site belongs to the Lima culture
and is located in the district of Miraflores. It has
been researched, preserved and restored since
1981 by a multi-disciplinary team led by specialist
Isabel Flores Espinoza. It is mostly built using
adobes and filled with cobblestones and sand. It is
comprised of a 25 meter pyramid and a group of
patios, squares and enclosures to the northeast.
It contains remains of several buildings from the Early
Intermediate (3rd century) to the Late Horizon (15th
century) periods. The buildings of the Inca period are
best preserved (1450-1532 AD). An old pre-Hispanic
oracle built using adobe bricks was located in this site.
Together with Cuzco, in the highlands, the coast was
the main place of worship of the Pachacamac god,
which was believed to be the creator of the whole
universe.
National Archaeology Museum
Museum of Art of Lima
The oldest museum of Peru. It was founded on
1822 and is located in the district of Pueblo Libre, in
the city of Lima. This museum has a wide collection
of cultural historic items of the Peruvian civilization.
It was inaugurated in 1959 and opened to the public on
March 10, 1961 by President Manuel Prado y
Ugarteche, who donated the collection started by his
brother Javier Prado y Ugarteche. It officially started
operating in June of the same year.
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Taxi services:
The following are some taxi services available in the city of Lima.
The organizer assumes no responsibility for these services. They are included for
information purposes only.
At the airport:
 Taxi Green:
http://www.taxigreen.com.pe
 CMV Taxi Remisse Ejecutivo:
http:// cmvtaxi.pe/
Transportation in the city:
 Taxi Satelital:
http://3555555satelital.com/
Telephone: 355 55 55
 Lima Remisse:
www.limaremisse.com
Cell phone: 999 656 639
 Taxi 24 Horas:
www.taxi24horas.com.pe
Cell phone: 997 590 357
 Taxi Online:
http://taxionlineperu.com/
Telephones: 7150909
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Hotels2:
Hotel reservations are responsibility of each Delegation. For this reason, it is advisable to
make the reservation in advance. Some alternatives for accommodation in the district of
Miraflores are:
A. Five-star Hotels:
 JW Marriot Hotel Lima
Malecón De La Reserva 615
Miraflores, Lima, Peru.
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/limdt-jw-marriott-hotel-lima/
Telephone: 217-70-00
 Hotel Sol de Oro & Suites
Ca. San Martín 305, Miraflores
http://www.soldeoro.com.pe/
 Hilton Lima Miraflores
Avenida La Paz 1099, Miraflores
http://www1.hilton.com/es/hi/hotel/LIMMFHH-Hilton-Lima-Miraflores/index.do
Telephone: 2008000
 Hotel Estelar Miraflores
Avenida Benavides 415. Miraflores
http://www.hotelesestelar.com/es/destinos/peru/lima/miraflores
 Double Tree El Pardo By Hilton
Jirón Independencia 141, Miraflores
 Casa Andina Private Collection
http://www.casa-andina.com/casa-andina-private-collection-miraflores/
B. Four-star Hotels:
 Radisson Decapolis Miraflores
Avenida 28 de Julio 151, Miraflores
http://www.radisson.com/miraflores-hotel-pe-lima18/peflores
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http://www.booking.com/searchresults.es.html?aid=306396;label=lima%2FmirafloresU_UVFp9Vln80I0VgQGQ9vgS26456504245%3Apl%3Ata%3Ap1%3Ap2%3Aac%3Aap1t3%3Aneg;sid=8b7374e
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 San Agustin Exclusive
San Martín 550, Miraflores
http://www.hotelessanagustin.com.pe/es/hoteles/lima/miraflores/exclusive/
 Four Points by Sheraton Miraflores
Calle Alcanfores 290, Miraflores
http://www.hotelessanagustin.com.pe/es/hoteles/lima/miraflores/exclusive/
 El Condado Miraflores Hotel and Suites
Alcanfores 425-465, Miraflores
http://www.condado.com.pe/pages/index.php#
Telephone: 4440306
 Antara Hotel
Alcanfores 450 Miraflores
http://www.antarahotel.com/
 Arawi Lima Hotel
Calle Colón 223, Miraflores
http://www.arawihotels.com/es/
 Casa Andina Select Miraflores
Calle Schell 453, Miraflores
http://www.casa-andina.com/select-miraflores/
C. Three-star Hotels:
 Sonesta Posadas del Inca
Alcanfores 329, Miraflores
http://espanol.sonesta.com/miraflores/
Telephone: 241-76-88, 447-11-64
 Tierra Viva Miraflores Larco
Calle Bolivar 176-180, Miraflores
http://tierravivahoteles.com/es/hoteles/hotel-miraflores-larco/
 La Paz Apart Hotel
http://www.lapazaparthotel.com/
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 Hosteria Angiolina
Calle Tarata 250, Miraflores
http://www.hosteriaangiolina.com/
444-30-00
 Faraona Grand Hotel
Calle Manuel Bonilla 185, Miraflores
http://www.faraonagrandhotel.com/
 Hostal Torreblanca
Avenida José Pardo 1453, Miraflores
http://www.torreblancaperu.com/
Telephones: 447-33-63, 447-01-42, 242-18-76
 Hotel Miraflores Lodge
Calle Colón 230, Miraflores
Telephone: 2004130
 Hotel Las Palmas
Calle Bellavista 320, Miraflores
444-60-33
 Hotel Antigua Miraflores
Avenida Grau 350, Miraflores
 Bayview Hotel
Calle Las Dalias 276, Miraflores
Telephone. 242-19-53
 Stefanos Miraflores hotel
Calle Esperanza 370, Miraflores
http://www.hotelstefanosperu.com/
Telephones: 243-81-65, 243-33-32, 243-81-73
 Hotel Torreblanca
Avenida José Pardo 1453, Miraflores
http://www.torreblancaperu.com/
Telephones: 447-33-63, 447-01-42, 242-18-76
Restaurants:
Peru’s cuisine is one of the most diverse and recognized in the world. Some gastronomic
alternatives that you may visit during your stay in Lima are:
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 Punta Sal
Specialized in fish and seafood.
Golf Los Incas 376, Camacho.
Telephones: 434-24-91, 436-04-57
http://www.puntasal.com
 Las Brujas de Cachiche
The best classic Peruvian food. It perfectly combines culture and gastronomy.
Bolognesi 472, Miraflores
www.brujasdecachiche.com.pe
 Madam Tusan
By Chef Gastón Acurio. It mixes Peruvian ingredients and flavors with the local Chinese
heritage.
Av. Santa Cruz (block 8), Miraflores.
Telephone: 505 5090 (reservation is mandatory).
http://madamtusan.pe/main/1/pe/
 Restaurante José Antonio
It offers a long menu of exquisite comida criolla dishes, combining the main ingredients
of the Peruvian cuisine.
Jirón Bernardo Monteagudo 200, Orrantia del Mar. San Isidro.
Telephone: 264 01 88, 264 32 84
http://www.joseantonio.com.pe
 Mangos Restaurant
Located in Larcomar shopping center, with an impressive sea view.
Larcomar, Malecón de la Reserva 610, Miraflores.
Telephone: 242 8110
Htttp://www.mangosperu.com
 Segundo Muelle
It offers a varied menu based on fish and seafood, prepared using the finest Peruvian
ingredients. Very enjoyable.
Av. Conquistadores 489, San Isidro. Lima, Peru
http://www.segundomuelle.com/peru/home/index.html
 Tanta
Peruvian fusion dishes. It combines both traditional and modern flavors, providing a
warm experience accompanied by main dishes, fine pastries and exclusive drinks that
are full of colors and tastes.
Av. Pancho Fierro 115, San Isidro – Lima Peru.
Telephone: 421 9708
 Restaurante Astrid & Gastón
Casa Moreyra
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Calle Paz Soldán 290, San Isidro, Lima, Peru
http://astridygaston.com/
 Restaurante Amor Amar
Fish and seafood
García y Garcia 175 - Barranco
http://www.amoramar.com/
 Restaurante Panchita
Avenida 2 de Mayo 298 - Miraflores.
Telephone: 2425957
https://es-la.facebook.com/RestaurantePanchitaLima
 Restaurante La Mar
Av. La Mar 770 - Miraflores
http://www.lamarcebicheria.com/lima/
 Restaurante Pescados Capitales
Av. La Mar 1337, Miraflores
http://www.pescadoscapitales.com/
 La Red – Restaurant Cebichería
Av. La Mar 391 – Miraflores, Santa Cruz
http://www.lared.com.pe/
 Chifa Hou Wha
Carlos Tenaud 490 – Corner of block 42 Paseo de la República
Miraflores
http://chifahouwha.com.pe/
 Dolce Capriccio:
Calle dos de Mayo 701 Miraflores, (corner with Arica)
Telephones: 4166400 / 4472555
http://www.capriccio.com.pe/
In restaurants, tips are usually between 10% and 15% of the total bill.
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