LIMA, PERU 4K - HISTORIC CENTER WALK - Travel Vlog (SUBTITULOS)
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Follow me while I walk in the Historical Center in Lima, Peru!
In this video, I will be visiting 7 of the most visited landmarks in the "Centro Historico":
1. Jiron Conde de Superunda
2. Basilica and Convent Santo Domingo
3. Central Post Office Alley
4. Government Palace
5. Main Square and what’s around
6. Jiron de la Union Street
7. Plaza San Martin
Let me know which one is your favorite or if you've visited any of these before!
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Music: Joakim Karud - Classic
What was your favorite place in the video? Cual fue tu lugar favorito en el video?
De hecho ami me encanta el centro histórico de Lima.
Hi!!!. I have the answer to one of your questions:
These colorful stores in the form of boxes represent an artistic expression of craftsmanship. This artistic expression is called "Ayacuchano Altarpiece" and they exist in different sizes; from minute sizes to the size of a house. This handicraft work represents the lifestyle of people, represents folklore parties, religious festivals, represents all human activity of the Ayacuchan cultures and all thoughts of these cultures. This craft work is original and comes from the city of Ayacucho, this city is mainly characterized by Andean musical expressions whose symbol is "Ayacuchana music and Ayacuchana guitar", crafts, ceramics, textiles, religious expressions (Holy Week Ayacuchana), "carnival party", typical foods of the area and is the birthplace of many intellectuals and heroes of the Peruvian homeland. It is also a place where the battle of Ayacucho occurred with which Peru achieved its intependence against the Spanish invasion. I send some web addresses for you to have an idea:
1) th-cam.com/video/HRn_pDAYTkE/w-d-xo.html
2) th-cam.com/video/Dkt3G26ViNA/w-d-xo.html
3) th-cam.com/video/CrIM4b9qpVk/w-d-xo.html
4) Holy Week Ayacuchana: th-cam.com/video/YlpsOpcplw8/w-d-xo.html
5) th-cam.com/video/dIYd3pr-50Q/w-d-xo.html
6) City of Ayacucho and place of the battle of Ayacucho: th-cam.com/video/6bAuTy9OH1s/w-d-xo.html
7) Music (Some songs) : th-cam.com/video/sHXWslWvqa0/w-d-xo.html
8) th-cam.com/video/da6ufU5i8yc/w-d-xo.html
9) th-cam.com/video/X95MLXCQMsc/w-d-xo.html
10) th-cam.com/video/_9g-wS6Ffek/w-d-xo.html
11) th-cam.com/video/JIKsaY-z0qc/w-d-xo.html
12) th-cam.com/video/8Q5nmcDNb5c/w-d-xo.html
Ayacucho is the place where the cries of freedom against tyranny have always begun, it is a place of war, it is a place of history, it is a place of freedom, it is a place of joy, it is a place of sadness and it is a place of love at its best,...
@@nelskov That is impressive! and I really appreciate your elaborate comment. I didn't know there was so so much history behind the boxes I thought were pretty. I remember seeing them as souvenirs too, together with the colorful bull. Peru really is full of color and culture.
Thank you for sharing all of that! It makes me want to visit Ayacucho!
@@hellonickitravels187 Thanks you! =). Peru is a multicultural country that has 28 types of climate from the 32 types of climate that exist in the world. Peru has 84 microclimates or ecosystems of the 106 types of microclimates or ecosystems that exist in the world. As a result of this climatic and geographical aspect there are many types of cultures within a single geographical region because they have different types of economic activities and modes of food production. This makes us have a great variety in Peruvian cuisine, variety in textile art, musical art, ceramics, different cultural manifestations, etc.
I recommend that you visit Ayacucho for a minimum of 15 days between February and March because in those days the Ayacucho carnival party is held in which most of the towns and cities that are within the department of Ayacucho meet during the day in ancestral and original cultural musical groups from different villages of Ayacucho, families, friends, state institutions, companies, etc. also meet. and absolutely all fill the streets of the city of Ayacucho with music, song and art in all its dimensions. There you can see more than 250 different villages with different cultures with their typical clothes. Also these days there are different demonstration activities in livestock, textile, ceramics, crafts, gastronomy, etc. And during the night there are many musical concerts in different parts of the city and in which original musical rhythms of Ayacucho, Peru and international music are mixed.The music overflows everywhere.In the videos that are on youtube, you do not can listen to the sharpness of the music maybe because they are recorded outdoors and because each music group is for example more than 50 people. Many of the TH-cam videos that I saw are not able to capture the music properly but if you would be in the same place you would listen clearly to the music and you would see the intensity of the colors of the costumes of these musical groups that are called "carnival troupes". If you want me to share more information you can find me on my facebook: facebook.com/evernelson.hv. It will be great to share more information =). I send you some videos with some carnival musical rhythms:
1) th-cam.com/video/QcJQZy-Tzc4/w-d-xo.html
2) th-cam.com/video/XuHSfiT7-lM/w-d-xo.html
3) th-cam.com/video/AqY-2egN_WY/w-d-xo.html
4) th-cam.com/video/cLIEGjBr6jo/w-d-xo.html
5) Sorry, the hour beat me, I have to go to college. I'll run, jeje =) I wish you have a nice day!!!!!!!
The shops you saw with a flower is the imitation of an Ayacucho altarpiece is one of the most recognized expressions of art in Peru.
Me gusta Centro de Lima.
So colorful and artistic architectures.
Beautiful the streets of Peru
They truly are. One of my favorite cities in the world!
@Condenados aVivir Buenos Aires is definitely on my list. I'd love to visit such a beautiful city soon!
The streets of Lima, that is.
@@hellonickitravels187 gracias linda 😉🌷
Me encantan tus videos , eres una persona muy tierna con los animales y lo transmites mucho ,necesitamos mas personas como tú ,que transmitan lo mejor de cada ciudad y de su cultura ,muchas gracias desde Lima 🇵🇪.
Muchas gracias por el lindo comentario, Paolo 🤗
I stumbled upon your video after checking a list of the largest metropolitan areas of the world. I was surprised to find Lima on it. I realised I had absolutely no images of Peru's capital in my head and so I looked it up. Thank you for providing this insight to a foreign place. I love your narration. You seem to be a very kind person.
Thank you, I am so glad you liked my video about Lima!
Um dos centros históricos mais lindos do mundo. A capital é muito linda e o país, também. Saudações de Belém do Pará, Brasil a todos hermanos peruanos. Thanks for this beautiful vídeo.
Toda la arquitectura del casco histórico es muy europea, fue lo que más me impactó en mi primer viaje. La última plaza es preciosa, tiene algo de París y de Madrid.
Esas calles me hacen recordar a Italia xd ! En Roma
Se ven Casi Idénticas
Omg,thank you so much for your video,was awesome!!,i feel like i walked with you..lol..i miss my city,i used to walk with my friends around there.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Richard. Reading your comment made me very happy! ☺️
My friend is also Living in Peru she is from Madre De Dios Peru Peruvian People Have such an Great nature!
The mini shops are painted like a "retablo" that is a tipical handycraft of Ayacucho
Tenho que conhecer essa cidade. Sou de Manaus/Amazonas/Brasil.
Thank you for sharing this awesome adventure with me ! I missed seeing the streets of Peru !
I am glad you liked the video, Sofia!
"The City of Kings"
Excelente tu video muy bonito todo muchos saludos desde PERU
muchas gracias, saludos!
@@hellonickitravels187 las tienditas tienen forma de retablos ayacuchanos andes art
Lima hermosa ciudad capital de Perú. La visité una vez y espero ir nuevamente. Recorrer su Casco Histórico; Miraflores y el sector de la Costanera. Excelente tú muestra,
in the 7:00 minute I saw Robert Smith as a child in that place with black glasses for the 90s, at that time that place was still very beautiful and colorful, all the teenagers bought "stuffed animals" and love cards to his lovers, I especially bought special papers to write a love letter, that letter had a wonderful design and each smell of the paper was different, also the silver and gold ink pens, I asked you would have felt a strange sensation when passing by? that place was always full from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., schoolchildren mostly spent their day there, ahhh it was the wonderful years!
Wow, what an interesting anecdote, thank you for sharing it! When I went through the passage I felt nostalgia, even though I hadn't been there before. I could sense that it was a place full of life and tradition even though most of the shops were close when I was there.
@@hellonickitravels187 or that it is good that you tell me that you have felt that, because many who pass by there also feel the same, and it was that before in the 90's life was another very apart from the internet and chats, that passage of the central mail was the point for having fun, the joy was immense, sometimes when I have the opportunity there I still think I hear the laughter and joys of the people, on the other hand I love your very original videos I hope you come back again, there are many places as well as a lot of noise annoying cars with their horns that can damage the tympanum, luckily the municipality of Lima is already making plans to reduce that nuisance, Thank you very much and good luck in everything!
Amazing architecture! The density of baroque buildings makes it very attractive to have a walk. Saludos desde Guadalajara, Mexico.
Renaissence buildings too.
¡Hola Nicki! Me gustó su video. Los balcones son de origen árabe, pues cuando los españoles llegaron al Perú prehispánico trajeron consigo concubinas árabes, quienes nos dieron como herencia además de sus lindos balcones, el rico escabeche, la deliciosa mazamorra y dulces con canela, y muchas recetas más. Las tienditas del correo de Lima se llaman quiosco y están pintadas como retablos ayacuchanos, y al parecer la flor es la de la retama, un arbusto abundante en la serranía del Perú. No hay registros del nombre del caballo de Don José de San Martín, pero sí que cuando cruzó los Andes para liberar Chile y Perú usó una mula blanca, animal más resistente y seguro para esa travesía. Me hizo sonreír tu ingenio al crear el tercer idioma del Perú: las bocinas (claxon). De nuevo, un abrazo y cuídese.
Thanks so much for sharing this! I loved seeing the balconies and noticing the difference between the old and new areas.
I've never been in the Americas but because of your video I feel like I've toured already there especially in Peru. Saludos desde Filipinas!
Omg, thank you so much for sharing that! Saludos!
It was a beautiful tour through Lima! Well done! And if you love Lima we love you too! ;-)
Thank you so much for the comment!
It’s really cool to see my parents’ home. Thank you for this!
Thank you for your video! I found you through my mom. She’s from Lima, Peru and loved watching this walkthrough. It gave her nostalgia as she’s walked/visited through the same places you did
I'm from Lima and i liked this video, i lived in California for 2 years, regards.
Excelente video, es una ciudad hermosísima
Thank you, is July 28,1821, Don Jose de San Martin, an Argentine Man with Venezuela boys and Peruvians,Italian s,etc,that helped independence ,Arabian balcony,yes..Lima is UNESCO patrimony..Syria lost lot balconies on war 2012. Was destroyrd so sad
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San Martin y Bolivar has to come to Lima Perú, cause Spanish crown was settled on Lima, El Perú was the final land to go. Criollos, Indian and black people fight for independence. But actually we are still dominated ironically.
And it is not Perú.. it is El Perú.
Great video, I feel like I was walking next to you! thanks so much for doing what you do!
Thank you for such a lovely comment! 😊
Las bocinas son el tercer idioma, ja, ja ,ja, yo pense que los gringos no tenian sentido del humor, jmuy interesante... Bienvenidos!
Nuevamentes estas en Lima👍Saludos!
Si, me gusta mucho Lima y Peru. Saludos!
@@hellonickitravels187 .
Hi Nicky, love it, beautiful, great job Nicky,..I'd like to tell you, if you walk, from plaza San Martín, 3 more blocks towards east part of,...you were to find another cute plaza, with beautiful 16! Century churches, but, here comes the plus , it's the old building for the first University, in the Americas!,(Parq.universitario), C.1560, great architecture, and today, it is a museum, for whom, love to visit it, there are other important buildings, and walking boulevards dates back, to the viceregalty, on the four corners, of the city of Kings.... greetings from NY...
Awesome! That's why I love this city. So many beautiful and historical places. Thank you so much for sharing that!
Thank you for the tour! We watch these during dinner time and dream of traveling. We loved the features of the plazas where everyone was hanging about. Great footage. Thank you!
Thanks for taking us with you on this walking tour 🙂👍✌.
Beautiful
You know more about my birthplace’s history than me lol 😂
Francisco Pizarro was the conquistador of Perù and also he founded Lima as City of kings in January 18 1535. I like your video.
He "founded" Lima on top of an ancient prehispanic city. The Huacas or Pyramids all over the place testify to that.
@@etchalaco9971 That was not Lima yet. Pizarro is the founder of Lima and Peru.
@@azal10 There was a whole civilization with monumental architecture and urban areas indicative of a state. Pizarro founded the city of the Kings on top of it. In fact, Lima takes its name from the civilization that preceded. Pizarro found a country already.
@@etchalaco9971 It was not a Country, it was an empire another Civilization, it was not Peru. Pizarro defeated this empire, with the support of all those tribes and little kingdoms that the Inca Took to its empire. Perú is not the Tahuantinsuyo and Lima have its own Culture and traditions. Indeed Lima was called "Ciudad de los reyes" by the Spaniards when they founded.
@@azal10 with that logic Egypt began when the English left. A country is a territory governed by a state. This is what Pizarro found. They were only a few hundreds. How the hell were they going to found a country? Many ancient countries were empires and they all fell. What's your point? The conquistadors didn't even have a country themselves, just kingdoms all over the place, all ruled by Austrians or French.
" The 5000-year-old... Sacred City of Caral-Supe Caral is the best representation of Late Archaic architecture and town planning in ancient Peruvian civilisation."
UNESCO
Learn history! They don't pay me to teach.
Hermoso vídeo gracias por compartirlo saludos
Hay más lugares y monumentos de Lima que no pasaron en este video, el centro histórico de Lima es mucho más extenso :
th-cam.com/video/ml6IxGiw0Ww/w-d-xo.html
Nice video about downtown Lima... Have you been at San Francisco Church? It's close to plaza de Armas...
Thank you! And yes, I took a tour of the San Francisco Church and also saw the catacombs. Sadly they don't allow any pictures of video, but great memories!
We had a great time when we were there, but I won't miss the traffic! Was nice seeing some of the places we visited from a different point of view 😃
Same! L.A traffic has nothing on Lima! And it's not really something you expect, but Lima has made it 3rd in the The World's Worst Cities For Traffic Congestion ranking.
Wow, usted si que recorrió completamente el Centro Histórico de Lima 👏.
De su vídeo, los lugares que más me gusta el el Correo Central (5:16'), el Jr de la Unión (13:02') y la Plaza San Martín (18:15').
Me encantó tu vídeo y de una tarde de invierno pero con brillo solar jajaja ! ☺.
Muchas Gracias por compartir tu vídeo.
Gracias por su comentario! creo que me falta mucho mas por recorrer! Tuve mucha suerte que salio el sol para el recorrido 😊
@@hellonickitravels187
Será motivo para un próximo vídeo. ☺ 🎇
Buenas Vibras.
Gracias !
The Santo Domingo church is most beautiful by the santos as Santa Rosa y San Martín 😍
Enjoyed the whole tour and your sympathy ....and even not peruvian but argentine. I love Lima too...Thanks for this video
Magnífico vídeo, explicas muy bien, muy buena calidad de imagen. Se aprecia que digas cosas buenas de Perú. Muchas gracias por ir! Ty 🇵🇪🇺🇸
Thanks for sharing the magnificent architecture and magic streets of my beloved Lima Capital... My Perú is beautiful and so are you..
Hope to meet u some day and walk by these marvelous City together 💙... Thanks again 😊💙
nice video greeting from cuzco peru :v
Thank you! :v
@Daniel Minos Gracias Daniel! 😁
The storage units are called RETABLOS AYACUCHANOS cause they are originally from Ayacucho city...if u open them you can see the art inside mostly represent a day in the sat of somebody or anything the craftmen wants to represent
I love it , que hermosa ciudad 😍
Correction....the oldest university in the western hemisphere is Universidad de San Marcos.. 1551 ...otherwise loved your Peruvian walkabout videos....unlike others' travel videos ....we like seeing your enthusiasm in the lower left corner !!! Keep it up.
Lima was founded in 1535 as the seat of the most important Spanish Viceroyalty in South America, it is not just another city in Latin America due to its historical importance and the transcendence it had since the16th century.
Hello Nicki I found the most interesting how you love Lima and how you took us to a very especific places. Thank you about that. Really good viedeo, thanks?❤
Beautiful video of Lima♡
¡Volviste! :o
Love this walk! I love to see your face while walking!
Amazing content your videos are really good.Great channel // friend stay connected👍🔔😁😎
Thank you for the words! 🤗
I live in Lima and you described Centro Historico precisely.
wonderful tour and explanation Nikki 😍
Nicki... your presentation, speech & Spirit are remarkable!
Thank you for your video. It was very informative.
I am glad you found it informative. Thank you for the comment! 😊
nicki muy bueno tu video de lima saludos de Perú
Wow I'm impressed you know a lot about my country I love Peru gracias por compartir from San Diego cal
Hi,. I am from Peru. Thank you for showing our city to the world. You will always be very welcome here. The information you explained is correct. I would like to hear your Spanish too.
Jiron de la Unión for sure. Really a nice video what you did.
Your videos are excellent and I see that you inform yourself very well to make them. I wanted to tell you that the last street you see in your video, it leads to a smaller square called "Plaza Francia", the curious thing about this square is that in the center of it there is a statue that was a gift from France to Peru as a gesture of friendship with our country, that statue is a very small replica of the statue of liberty that is in your country, the negative part is that at one point the torch was stolen by some unscrupulous, I do not know if it is It was restored already or continues like this. I loved your videos and as a Peruvian and Limeño I thank you for visiting us and showing our beautiful country
GOOD VIDEO . CONGRATULATIONS FOR KNOWING THE CITY OF LIMA IS BEAUTIFUL
easily one of the most beautiful plazas ANYWHERE
Great video
July 28.. Is Peru's Independence day. Great video I had my optical shop close by so it was like going back in my past
Miraflores is wonderful!
Hola! Que bonito reporte! Muy informativo! Me gusto mucho! Ojalá continues tus reportes y muchas gracias por ellos , muchos saludos!!!❤
Gracias Percy! Extraño mucho Peru
Yo también Nicki.....pero también amo los EEUU! Muchos saludos desde Alemania!
Cool video. Nice and stable too, which I am grateful for!
HOLA! SABES MUCHAS COSAS DE LIMA Y ME IMPRESIONÓ MUCHO . HOY ES EL ANIVERSARIO DE LIMA. SALUDOS DE LIMA
Great video!!! Thanks for share us!
Hermoso Goood 👍👏👏👏👏
The fountain in the plaza de armas was made after stopping the execution of people , and start going to normal prosecutors. Very nice video
Thank you for sharing that information, Claus!
Love the video! Just clarifying that the reason why is called ‘Ciudad de los Reyes’ is because the coty was founded around Epiphany.. in Spanish rhe 3 Magi are called ‘3 Reyes Magos’... :-) hope this helps! And awesome shots!
owww you were recording behind my friends and me for a few minutes in "JIRÓN DE LA UNION"..(min 13:00) we were the 4 guys who were walking all together, anyway it was a pleasure to see our back !!! lol
Wow, that's amazing! First time I have someone in my videos recognize themselves 😁
You did a great job. I enjoyed and loved the entire video. ✔👍excelente trabajo.
Really interesting video - and lovely City and wonderful narrative, I really enjoyed watching, very informative too.
fantastic viedeo
Wow... Thanks for this video.. Lots of love from India..
How beautiful you are, I love your English accent !!😘😍
Really nice video!
There are other places in the old Lima like "El Rimac" but you have to go there with someone of Lima, cuz is little dangerous place...
The Historical Center of Lima is not colonial. It was a kingdom of the Spanish crown.
"This 'City of the Kings' was...the capital and most important city of the Spanish dominions in South America. The Historic Center of Lima bears witness to the architecture and urban development...of great political, economic and cultural importance in Latin America."
UNESCO
That particular place ruled Spanish South America.
et Chalaco:, I perfectly agree, with you, this is why, the incredible size, of the viceregalty city,.. 4 neighborhods, Cercado, Rimac, Barrios Altos, y Monserrat, with more than 500 mansions, and palaces, sadly many of them in ruins, but also a good bunch, saved, and coming up, many more, greetings from ny...
@@luisaraujo8697 Well! They are hundreds of years old.
the city of the kings" it was a nickname not because kings went to lima but because of the "Reyes magos", in english know as the three wise men.
when lima was founded it was the day of the wise men. Actually Limas was never a nice developed city.. Humboldt who visited the whole continent almost skipped Lima , cause when he got there he described it as "ugly, poor, smelling decadent place"
HUMBOLDT ABOUT LIMA IN 1800
Except a theater (mediocre and little crowded) and a bullring
(very colorful), there is no other fun. On the walk, they usually
find just three carriages. At night, the dirt of the streets,
adorned with dogs and busted donkeys, added to the irregularities
off the road, it hinders the traffic of cars. ”
"While Lima is the last place in America, where no one would like to live, however I could not stop spending a pleasant season here."
Shiroumx M city of the Kings was not a nickname. It was the name Pizarro gave Lima. The Spanish were devoted Catholics. To them biblical Kings were superior to any earthly king.
Shiroumx M Humboldt clearly states that he was describing a city in decadence and he admits hearing about its past glory. You missed that part.
Te felicitó me gusto tu forma tan educada de expresarte de mi Perú querido
Love the content, very informative
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Lindo mucho perou
hi, congratulations, beautiful video of my city, Lima. Please, can you tell me what type of camer did you use to make this video?
Such a clean city.
I liked your video. Because it reminded me of my memories of last year in Peru. The jiron de la union, which connects plaza de armas and plaza de san martin, is full of sights. What country are you from?
Niki te faltó visitar la alameda chabuca Granda y centro de la literatura , te encantará 🇵🇪❤️
What type of camera you used to film this exelent.video.( was Go Pro 9 ?) Thank you.
Excelente video !!
6:05 la flor se llama Retama crece en la sierra peruana y esa pintura es de estilo artístico ayacuchano, de la región Ayacucho.
son pequeñas tiendas a manera de retablos en el correo central de LIMA -PERÚ BIENVENIDOS
"Jiron Conde de Superunda" hahahaha a tongue twist
Even for me that i speak spanish
Greets from South Lima
Beautiful video of my hometown, the third spoken language is a bit grotesque lol Greetings from New Jersey
Thank you for the comment. Greetings, Mario!
Very nice! Did you stop travelling?
A nice tour you had, I remember Lima a lot. I have some comments about history that you mentioned, but I will do it on another occasion, you are very pretty, just be careful around the Plaza San Martin, parque Universitario, av abancay etc , and other streets near the downtown area, do not go to a scare, do not expose your devices.
Hi Niki this is so beautiful!