Lima Shopping

  1. Agua y Tierra

    This shop specializes in Amazonian ornaments.

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  2. Alpaca 111

    Alpaca 111 has high-quality alpaca products.

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  3. Camino Real

    A large mall in San Isidro with a smaller, less ostentatious collection of shops.

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  4. Centro Comercial El Suche

    This shady colonial passageway houses highly exclusive jewelry and handicrafts stores.

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  5. Feria Artesanal

    This artisan market is another option for handicrafts.

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  6. Flower Market

    Located where Tacna crosses the Río Rímac, this morning market is a kaleidoscopic scene of beautiful flowers at bargain prices.

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  7. Jockey Plaza

    This huge mall has department stores, a movie theater, food court and specialty stores that will make you forget you're in Peru.

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  8. La Casa de la Alpaca

    La Casa de la Alpaca has a good range of quality alpaca products.

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  9. La Casa de la Mujer Artesana Manuela Ramos

    La Casa de la Mujer Artesana Manuela Ramos, at the 15th block of Brasil, is a crafts cooperative with good-quality work from all over Peru. The proceeds support women's programs that are funded by the Movimiento Manuela Ramos.

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  10. LarcoMar

    Hiding below the Parque Salazar in Miraflores, LarcoMar is a smaller mall with a spectacular location built into the cliffs.

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  12. Mercado Central

    You can buy almost anything at this crowded market, located to the southeast of Av Abancay and close to Barrio Chino.

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  13. Mercado del Indios

    This enormous market is the best place to browse through handicrafts from all over Peru. Prices are varied so shop carefully.

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  14. Metro

    In central Lima, the best supermarket is Metro.

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  15. Tattoo Adventure Gear

    Tattoo Adventure Gear sells quality trekking gear as well as brand-name backpacks and day packs.

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  16. Vivanda

    There are many supermarkets loaded with both local and imported food, drink, toiletries and medicines. One of the best is Vivanda, which rivals any North American mall hangout.

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