Today is a good day to show you a walk during my stay in Lima, Peru. On this occasion, it is about one of the tourist destinations in the capital. It is the Barranco district, with a very bohemian environment, it is a nice place to appreciate the commerce.
Starting to walk the streets, I was excited to find a stall that sold some desserts. Especially, a very popular drink from my country Venezuela known as "Chicha". Many can consider it as a dessert due to the amount of toppings you can add to them. Even though it was very cold in the place, I couldn't help but buy one and feel at home.
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Following our tour we found a book fair, something that also brought me many memories when I got to the science section. I found some books that I used in the university. There was a great variety and I loved seeing the number of people observing all the sections.
There were also some street vendors with delicious desserts. From afar we could see the small and striking cupcakes for their colors. It was delicious.
To complement these delicious cupcakes we bought a hot chocolate. Also to bear the cold a bit.
In this place there is a very touristic place called the "Puente de los suspiros" (Bridge of Sighs) which is visited by many residents and tourists. After passing through here you can continue to a viewpoint with a very nice sea view.
It was not all food, I brought a nice purse very representative of peruvian crafts for its striking colors.
Such a refreshing market Friday
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I love Peru!! What a great trip it looks like! The "Chicha" it a dessert with all those toppings!! But it is delicious and I get it whenever I can! I got it from a street vendor in Columbia a few months ago. I love your Peanuts sweatshirt! Totally adorable.
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I appreciate all the pictures, showing off the beauty of the city! Most people have never been there! I find most of South America amazing and interesting! Thank you for the awesome tour!!
I'm glad you tried the "Chicha". Thanks for this initiative :)
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