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Caseta el Viajero Kiosk
If you’re in downtown, the top spot for maps is the Caseta el Viajero Kiosk, a cluttered stand facing Plaza San Martín that is run by the congenial Federico Quispe. He also has smaller maps devoted to individual neighborhoods.
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CompuPalace
You’ll find rechargeable and lithium batteries, as well as computer parts, supplies and replacements at CompuPalace, a block-long electronics arcade.
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LarcoMar
A well-to-do outdoor mall wedged into the clifftop beneath the Parque Salazar, full of high-end clothing shops, trendy discotheques and a wide range of eateries.
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Mercado Indio
The best place to find everything from pre-Columbian–style clay pottery to alpaca rugs to knock-offs of Cuzco School canvases. Prices vary; shop around.
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Vivanda
Lima’s top supermarket has luscious arrays of meats, cheeses, vegetables, baked goods, prepared foods and even a cafe.
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El Virrey
The San Isidro branch is a bibliophile’s dream, with a vintage book room stocked with thousands of rare editions.
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Wong
A massive supermarket built around the courtyard of a vintage home; look for the baroque-style staircase.
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Wayo Whilar
The shop of a longtime Peruvian surfer who sells his own line of hand-shaped boards.
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Dédalo
A vintage casona houses this contemporary crafts store with a lovely cafe.
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KSA Tomada
Great selection of books. Plus a cafe, free wi-fi and comfy couches.
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