
Lima sits on the Pacific coast of Peru, cradled by the Chillón, Rímac and the Lurín river valleys, and serves as the nation’s political, cultural and commercial hub, offering a blend of historic plazas, colonial architecture and a thriving culinary scene.
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When the coastal fog thins and temperatures stay mild, usually in the cooler half of the year, the city feels most pleasant; the summer brings higher humidity and occasional heat that can feel oppressive.
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