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Be part of the Biennial IBA Latin American Regional Forum Conference: The Road to 2030 in Latin America
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Contact
For more information or to schedule a meeting with us, please contact:
ERIKA DELGADO
International Relations & Business Development Team
edr@prcp.com.pe
Conference Information
Name of the Event
Biennial IBA Latin American Regional Forum Conference: The Road to 2030 in Latin America
Starting Date
19/03/2025
End Date
21/03/2025
Venue
The Westin Lima Hotel
& Convention Center
Venue Address
Calle Las Begonias 450,
San Isidro, Lima, Perú
Find out more about the conference here
About Perú Information
Perú is located in the western side of South America. It is bordered in the north by Ecuador and Colombia, in the east by Brazil, in the southeast by Bolivia, in the south by Chile and in the west by the Pacific Ocean.
Lima is the capital city of Peru and is situated in the central coastal region of the country. Lima sits at an altitude of 528 feet (161 meters) above sea level, providing a scenic view of the Pacific Ocean. With a population of about eleven million people within its Metropolitan area, Lima is the fifth largest city in South America.
About Lima
Miraflores is the most touristic district of Lima, offering a wide range of hotels and restaurants. San Isidro is the district with the highest concentration of offices and business buildings. Miraflores and San Isidro are approximately 30 to 40 minutes by taxi from the Jorge Chávez International Airport.
In contrast, the historic center of Lima is a popular area for visitors, best experienced during the day due to its rich cultural heritage and vibrant atmosphere.
Arrival to Lima
Airport
New Jorge Chávez International Airport. Entrance by the Avenue Morales Duárez.
Climate
Lima’s climate is a combination of an almost total absence of rain with high levels of atmospheric humidity and permanent cloud cover. Summer (December to March) is humid and warm, while winter months (June to September) are cloudy and mild. During the conference, temperatures fluctuate between 18° and 27°C (65 and 80°F). For daytime, it is recommended to stay hydrated and wear light clothes.
Restaurants in Lima
Osaka | Felipe, Av. Pardo y Aliaga 660 (San Isidro)
Fusion cuisine & Seafood
Osaka is a high-end restaurant that combines Peruvian and Japanese cuisines, often referred to as Nikkei cuisine. It has gained acclaim for its innovative dishes that blend flavors and techniques from both cultures.
Peruvian cuisine & Seafood
La Rosa Náutica is a prominent restaurant located on a pier along the Costa Verde in Miraflores, Lima. Founded in 1983, it is known for its Peruvian cuisine with an emphasis on seafood.
La Mar Cevicheria | Av. Mariscal La Mar 770 (San Isidro)
Seafood
La Mar is a celebrated cevichería known for its focus on fresh seafood, particularly ceviche. Founded by renowned chef Gastón Acurio, it is located in the upscale Miraflores neighborhood and has become a staple in Peruvian cuisine.
El Mercado | Av. Hipólito Unanue 203 (Miraflores)
Seafood
El Mercado is a vibrant restaurant known for its focus on fresh seafood and traditional Peruvian dishes, emphasizing the rich culinary heritage of the country.
Saya Terraza & Bistró | C. Los Libertadores 490 (San Isidro)
Fusion cuisine
Saya Terraza & Bistró offers a more casual yet refined dining experience, focusing on fresh ingredients and seasonal menus. Their cuisine features a blend of Mediterranean and Peruvian influences, offering a variety of dishes that highlight local produce.
La Gloria | C. Atahualpa 201 (Miraflores)
Fusion cuisine
La Gloria has been a staple in Lima’s dining scene since 1994, known for its elegant atmosphere and Mediterranean-inspired menu with a Peruvian twist.
Osso | venida Santo Toribio 173 (San Isidro)
Meats and Grills
Osso is a celebrated restaurant that specializes in meat-centric dishes, particularly focusing on high-quality cuts and artisanal charcuterie. It has gained recognition for its commitment to sourcing the best local meats.
Carnal Prime Steakhouse | Elías Aguirre 698 (Miraflores)
Meat and Grills.
Carnal is a prominent steakhouse located in Miraflores, Lima, known for its exceptional focus on high-quality meats and a modern dining experience.
Astrid & Gastón | Av. Paz Soldán 290 (San Isidro)
Peruvian cuisine
Astrid y Gastón is a renowned restaurant located in Lima, Peru, celebrated for its modern Peruvian cuisine. It has played a pivotal role in elevating Peruvian gastronomy on the global stage since its inception in 1994.
Central Restaurante | Av. Pedro de Osma 301 (Barranco)
Peruvian cuisine
Central Restaurant, is known for its innovative approach to contemporary Peruvian cuisine. It focuses on the biodiversity of Peru, showcasing ingredients sourced from various altitudes across the country.
Market 770 | Av. las Begonias 450 (San Isidro)
Peruvian cuisine
Market 770 is located within The Westin Lima Hotel and is known for its contemporary Peruvian and international cuisine. The restaurant aims to celebrate the essence of the Peruvian market, focusing on fresh ingredients and vibrant flavors.
Isidro Bistró Limeño | C. Los Pinos 515 (San Isidro)
Peruvian cuisine
Isidro Bistró Limeño is a modern bistro that focuses on traditional Peruvian flavors with a contemporary twist. It aims to reflect the culinary heritage of Peru while providing a casual yet refined dining experience.
Huaca Pucllana | Ca. Gral. Borgoño cdra. 8 (Miraflores)
Peruvian cuisine
Huaca Pucllana is situated next to the archaeological site of the same name in Miraflores, providing diners with a unique cultural experience alongside their meal.
Kjolle | Av. Pedro de Osma 301 (Barranco)
Peruvian cuisine
Kjolle, is known for its contemporary Peruvian cuisine that emphasizes local ingredients and biodiversity. The restaurant is located in the Barranco district, adjacent to the acclaimed Central Restaurante.
Panchita | C. 2 de Mayo 298 (Miraflores)
Peruvian cuisine
Panchita is a celebrated restaurant that specializes in traditional Peruvian cuisine, particularly focusing on criollo dishes—a culinary style that reflects the country’s cultural heritage.
Museums in Lima
Museo Larco | Avenida Bolivar 1515 (Pueblo Libre)
The Museo Arqueológico Rafael Larco Herrera, commonly known as Museo Larco, is a prominent private archaeological museum located in Pueblo Libre. It showcases a vast collection of pre-Columbian artifacts that span over 5,000 years of Peruvian history. The museum is housed in an 18th-century colonial estate, adding historical significance to its exhibitions.
Price per person: S/ 40
Museo Convento San Francisco y Catacumbas | Jirón Ancash (Lima)
The Museo Convento San Francisco y Catacumbas in Lima is a significant cultural and historical site, showcasing the rich heritage of colonial Peru. Established in 1968, it features a remarkable collection of religious art, including liturgical ornaments, paintings, and intricate tile work that reflect the artistic styles of the viceroyalty period.
Price per person: S/ 20
Museo de Arte de Lima – MALI | Paseo Colon 125 Parque de la Exposicion
The Museo de Arte de Lima (MALI) is a premier cultural institution in Peru, renowned for its extensive collection of pre-Columbian, colonial, and contemporary art. Located in the heart of Lima, the museum features over 17,000 works, including textiles, ceramics, and paintings that showcase Peru’s rich artistic heritage.
Price per person: S/ 40
Museo Nacional de Arqueología, Antropología e Historia del Perú | Plaza Bolívar (Pueblo Libre)
The Museo Nacional de Arqueología, Antropología e Historia del Perú (MNAAHP) is the oldest and most significant museum in Peru, located in Pueblo Libre, Lima. Founded in 1822, it houses over 300,000 artifacts that span the entire history of human occupation in Peru, making it a vital resource for understanding the country’s rich cultural heritage.
Price per person: S/ 20
+51 1 3215630
Museo Oro del Peru | Av. Alonso de Molina 1100 Monterrico
The Museo Oro del Perú, also known as the Gold Museum of Peru and Weapons of the World, is an intriguing museum located in Lima, showcasing a vast collection of gold artifacts alongside a significant array of military weapons
Price per person: S/ 40
Museo Pedro de Osma | Pedro de Osma 421 Jirón Ancash (Lima)
The Museo Pedro de Osma, located in the Barranco district of Lima, Peru, is a historical museum renowned for its extensive collection of Viceroyal art from the 16th to 18th centuries. The museum showcases a diverse array of artworks, including paintings, sculptures, and silver artifacts.
Price per person: S/ 35
Additional Information
Miscellaneous
Electronic Devices:
220v / 60 hz, US type flat plugs
Payment Methods:
It is possible to exchange foreign currencies at authorized exchange houses, hotels and restaurants. Be mindful that most establishments do not accept US $100 bills.
The Sol is the country’s official currency. Most establishments accept major credit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, Diners Club and American Express.
ATMs are widely available across the city, located in banks, shopping malls, supermarkets, pharmacies and other public areas. For optimal safety, use them during daylight hours whenever feasible.
Additionally, many stores support payments through Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Sales Tax:
18% sales tax is included in the listed price.
Health:
When traveling to the highlands, it is important to rest on the first day to help prevent altitude sickness, consume light meals, stay hydrated, and carry lemon candies for relief. For trips to the jungle, it is recommended to use insect repellent and receive a yellow fever vaccination at least 10 days prior to departure.
To avoid gastrointestinal infections, travelers should steer clear of raw foods, drink only bottled or boiled water, and refrain from consuming street food. Fortunately, a reliable network of pharmacies, including InkaFarma, Mi Farma, and Boticas BTL, is available for any necessary medications.
Tipping:
Optional.
Emergency contacts
Phone numbers
Police
105
Highway Police
110
Firefighters
116
Tourism Police
+51 980 122 235
+51 1 4601060
Red Cross
+51 1 266 0481
Ambulance
109
Jorge Chávez Airport
+51 1 5173500
Hospitals in Lima
Clínica Ricardo Palma
Clínica Ricardo Palma
+51 1 2242224
Clínica Internacional
Av. Paseo de la República Nº 3058 (San Isidro)
+51 1 6196161
SANNA/ Clínica El Golf
Av. Aurelio Miró Quesada 1030 (San Isidro)
+51 1 6355000
Clínica Anglo Americana
C. Alfredo Salazar 350 (San Isidro)
+51 1 6168900
Clínica Delgado Auna
Ca. Gral. Borgoño (Miraflores)
+51 1 3777000
Clínica Good Hope
Mal. Balta 956 (Miraflores)
+51 1 6107317
(+511) 612-3202
lexmail@prcp.com.pe