Lima Street Art Bike Tour

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Discover Lima from a different perspective: Cycle through monumental murals, contemporary urban art, Latin American comics, Andean worldview, and Afro-Peruvian expressions.

This tour connects two iconic districts, Miraflores and Barranco, through a dynamic, visually stunning, and deeply symbolic cultural journey. It’s not just a bike ride. It’s a living interpretation of the city.

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Part I: Miraflores (35 Minutes)

Explore contemporary urban art and Lima’s modern identity.

Mural “Alma” by Pésimo (Edwin Higuchi Fernández): A look into interiority, identity, and spiritual connection.
The «Tapada Limeña»: Highlighting the mystery and feminine freedom of women in viceregal Lima.
“Ver con el Corazón” (Seeing with the Heart) by Pésimo: A piece on empathy and sensitivity within the modern city.
Mural “Diversidad” by Monsieur Chat (Thomas Vuille): Located at the Pullman Lima Miraflores, this mural is a symbol of the Bicentennial and international cultural friendship.
Scenic transfer to Barranco: A 15-minute ride.

Part II: Barranco (1 Hour 30 Minutes)

As the bohemian and artistic heart of Lima, this section of the tour dives deeper into the local culture.

Culture & Pop Culture Block

Mural «Cultura Peruana» by Pésimo: Located at Cenfotur.
Mafalda Statue: Created by Quino, representing Latin American critical thinking.
The Beatles & Club 27 Murals: Iconic tributes to music legends.
Musical Tributes: Honors to Óscar Avilés, Arturo «Zambo» Cavero, and Pedro Suárez-Vértiz.
Technical Stop: Break at a local café.
Worldview & Identity Block

Andean Cosmovision: Symbols of the feline and the serpent.
Ayahuasca Mural: Exploring spiritual traditions.
Shipiba Women: Featuring traditional «Kené» art.
Susana Baca Mural: A tribute to the renowned Afro-Peruvian singer.
“Poema a Barranco”: A visual piece inspired by the Bridge of Sighs.
Brown Power / Duality / Andean Trilogy: Connecting Andean spirituality, Afro-Peruvian identity, and cultural memory.
Cultural Closing

Condorito Sculpture: Created by René Ríos, featuring classic Latin American humor as the grand finale of the tour.

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  • All of our prices included pick up and drop off to your hotel only when it is located in: Miraflores, San Isidro or Barranco. Outside of these areas, we ask that you pay a small fee for your pick up and drop off to your hotel location.
  • Note: At the end of your tour, your tour guide will kindly coordinate with our drivers to ensure a smooth return to your hotel, therefore you will arrived safe and happy with your profesional driver but not necessary with your local guide.