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Lima at a glance
The sprawling City of Kings extends outwards from the rugged clifftops of the Pacific coast with its mix of colonial and modern styles. It has Peru's best museums, restaurants and nightlife and the beaches will challenge the most experienced surfers.
Lima history
The city of Lima is a rich mixture of races and cultures. This has
supplied a mosaic of interesting details to discover, from the
ancient pre-Columbian temples to the colonial palaces, from
neighbourhoods with a veneer of times gone-by to the wild-on
discotheques and from the dark taverns to the deserted beaches and
idyllic scenery.
Lima local information
Country: Peru Lima by the Numbers:
Population: 8,044,000 Elevation: 43 feet Average January Temperature: 74 degrees F Average July Temperature: 64 degrees F Average Precipitation: 0.3 inches Quick Facts:
Major Industries: textiles, paint, paper, food Electricity: 220 volts, 60 Hz Time Zone: GMT/UTC -5 Country Dialing Code: 51 City Area Code: 1 Did You Know?
Because of the Humboldt Current, Lima is covered in fog seven
months of the year. Lima gets very little rain throughout the year
and the sky is almost always overcast. Orientation:
Lima is the capital and largest city of Peru and is located in the
Sechura desert. The city lies on the central-western Pacific coast
of the country.
Lima weather
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