The Pirwa Prada Youth Hostel in Lima is located at Gonzales Prada Street #179, in the heart of the relaxed and upscale Miraflores district, considered by many to be the best base for travelers in Lima due to its beachfront location, abundant flower-filled parks and gardens, and quality restaurants, sidewalk cafés, bars, and nightclubs-all of which you'll find within walking district to Prada Youth Hostel in Lima!
While in Miraflores, stop by the adobe pre-Incan pyramid Huaca Pucllana (Pucllana Temple) in during the daytime to explore its onsite museum or in the nighttime to appreciate its creative illumination. Strolling around Miraflores will afford you some unbeatable people-watching, from surfers, sunbathers on the beach to paragliders setting off from the cliffs and circling over the Pacific Ocean. The cliffside and ultra-modern Larcomar Shopping Center is perfect for some high-end shopping if you're so-inclined. Most importantly, if ceviche is on your list of things to try, Miraflores boasts some of the best seafood restaurants in Lima. If you'd like to appreciate the historical center of Lima, considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it'll take you only 15min by car to reach the Plaza Mayor.
Our backpacker hostel in Lima offers a mixture of cheap dorm accommodation or private rooms with one double bed or two twin beds. Whichever of our bright cozy rooms you choose, you'll have access to 24hr hot water and comfy beds, as in all of our Lima hostels.
If you feel like staying in, you can relax and work on your tan as you write your postcards in the garden, or challenge other travelers to a pool game in the TV lounge, perhaps with some local beers at our in-house bar as the prize. Trade travel stories with other guests while experimenting with local ingredients in the self-catering kitchen.
When you're ready to hit the city, stop by Pirwa's travel desk for detailed tourist information, tour options, and the answers to all your questions. Any valuables or travel documents you've left behind will be safe in your security locker, and no matter what time you finish your Lima adventure, there will always be someone from our friendly staff waiting at reception to attend to your needs.
Pirwa Hostels is proud to offer budget accommodation with a cozy and welcoming atmosphere; if you're looking for a secure and comfortable cheap Lima hostel, look no further!
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| Private Double One bed for two people with shared bathroom |
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S./75.00 - (Aprox. $28.00)
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| Private Twin Two beds with shared bathroom |
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S./75.00 - (Aprox. $28.00)
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| Dorm x 2 Beds A room for 2 people with shared bathroom |
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S./33.00 - (Aprox. $12.00)
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| Dorm x 4 Beds A room for 4 people with shared bathroom |
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S./30.00 - (Aprox. $11.00)
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| Dorm x 6 Beds A room for 6 people with shared bathroom |
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S./28.00 - (Aprox. $10.50)
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| Dorm x 8 Beds A room for 8 people with shared bathroom |
Rates X Person
S./26.00 - (Aprox. $10.00)
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The 18th century stone fortress of Royal Felipe on the Port of Callao was built in a pentagonal shape with a place for cannons at each point and towers at 2 points. Named for King Philip V, its purpose was to defend against British pirates and privateers lured by the possibility of Inca gold. It was a player in the War of Independence and in the first years of independence the fortress provided refuge for the new government and parliament, inspiring San Martín to name it "Independence Castle".

The Lima Zoo, Parque de las Leyendas, is close to the airport, so if you have time before your next flight you can stop by for a pleasant stroll through exhibits featuring the diverse wildlife of the coastal, mountain, and jungle regions of Peru, as well as international animals. Spend some time with the parrots, monkeys, alligators, pumas, llamas and condors before touring the botanical gardens, renting a catamaran to laze around the lake, and exploring its archeological site and museum.

The Lima Art Museum (MALI) on Paseo Colón is one of the principle museums of Peru. The museum's permanent collection spans 3,000 years of Peruvian art history from pre-Columbian times to the present day and includes Pre-Columbian art, textiles from the Peruvian coast dating as far back as 8000AD, silverwork, and colonial through to contemporary art, showcasing among other works paintings from the Lima and Cusco Schools and a photography collection that includes the work of Martín Chambi.

This museum in the Barranco suburb of Lima comprises 2 mansions collectively known as Osma Palace built in 1906. Owner and art collector Don Pedro de Osma Gildemeister converted his home into galleries where he personally guided visiting dignitaries through priceless works. The museum displays colonial paintings, sculptures, metalwork, stonework, and furniture from cultural centers such as Cusco, Arequipa, and Ayacucho, and at the restoration shop you can watch conservation techniques in action.