Miraflores Coastal Walk

The Malecón de la Marina is the northernmost section of the coastal esplanade that runs along the top of the cliffs in Miraflores, Lima. Stretching from the Manuel Bonilla Stadium to the Parque Miguel Grau, this stretch is known for its…

Maria Reiche Park is identified by the large floral replicas of the Nazca Lines geoglyphs laid out across its lawns, including figures like the spider, the hummingbird, and the monkey. Opened in nineteen ninety-eight along the Malecon de…

The Navy Lighthouse, or Faro de la Marina, is a seventy-two-foot cast-iron tower marked by distinct dark blue and white spiral stripes. It stands on the cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean within Raimondi Park, along the Malecón Cisneros…

Parque del Amor, or Love Park, sits atop the coastal cliffs of the Malecón Cisneros in the Miraflores district. You can pick it out by the curving, mosaic-covered walls that snake through the landscape, inspired by the style of Antoni…

The Puente Eduardo Villena Rey is a concrete arch bridge that stretches across the Bajada Balta, connecting two sections of the Malecón de Miraflores. Inaugurated in nineteen sixty-eight by President Fernando Belaúnde Terry, it was named…

The Malecón de la Reserva stretches along the high cliffs of the Costa Verde, recognizable by its paved walkways perched directly above the Pacific Ocean. This southern section of the Miraflores boardwalk runs from the Eduardo Villena Rey…

Larcomar is defined by its unusual vertical design, built directly into the steep sandstone cliffs that overlook the Pacific Ocean in Miraflores. While most shopping centers rise above street level, this complex descends down the cliffside…

The Bajada de Armendariz is a paved road that carves a steep path between green cliffs and rows of white buildings, marking the boundary where the districts of Miraflores and Barranco meet. It serves as a primary access route from the…