Larco Museum Experience – A Journey Through Ancient Peru

Discover Peru’s Rich Pre-Columbian History

Step into the fascinating world of ancient Peru with a visit to the renowned Larco Museum. Located in a stunning 18th-century colonial mansion, this museum houses one of the most extensive collections of pre-Columbian art in the world. From intricately designed ceramics to breathtaking gold and silver artifacts, the Larco Museum offers a deep dive into the cultures that shaped Peru long before the Inca Empire.

Tour Highlights:

✅ Exclusive Access to Peru’s Past – Explore galleries filled with thousands of archaeological treasures from civilizations such as the Mochica, Chavín, and Nazca.

✅ Erotic Art Gallery – Discover the world-famous collection of pre-Columbian erotic pottery, providing unique insights into the beliefs and daily life of ancient Peruvians.

✅ Stunning Gardens & Colonial Ambiance – Wander through the beautifully maintained gardens and experience the charm of an 18th-century mansion.

✅ The Vaults of History – Unlike many museums, the Larco Museum allows visitors to access its storage rooms, where thousands of ancient artifacts are preserved.

✅ Café & Boutique – Enjoy a relaxing break at the on-site café, known for its delightful Peruvian flavors, or pick up a unique souvenir from the museum shop.

Why Choose This Tour?

This experience is perfect for history lovers, art enthusiasts, and anyone eager to uncover the stories behind Peru’s ancient civilizations. The Larco Museum provides a captivating and visually stunning journey through time, making it a must-visit destination in Lima.

⏳ Duration: 2 to 3 hours
📍 Meeting point: Our pickups are available from hotels in Miraflores, San Isidro, and Barranco. For locations outside these areas, an additional fee will apply for pickup and drop-off.
💰 Includes: Expert guide, walking tour, and cultural experiences

💰 Price:

• 01 person: USD $40

• 02 – 6 people: USD $38 per person

• For more people, ask for a special price

Ready to explore Peru’s ancient past? Book your Larco Museum tour today!