Introduction to South America
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Sheraton Lima Hotel and Convention Center Review
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The Sights And Sounds of Miraflores in Lima Peru
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Jorge Chavez Lima Airport VIP Club Lounge
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The Sights and Sounds of Downtown Sao Paulo Brazil
The Various Eats in Sao Paulo Brazil
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Sheraton Santiago Hotel and Convention Center Review
San Cristobal Tower Santiago Hotel Review
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The Sights And Sounds of Downtown Santiago Chile
The Sights And Sounds of Plaza de Armas in Santiago Chile
The Sights And Sounds of Barrio Lastarria in Santiago Chile
The Sights And Sounds of the Mercado Central de Santiago Chile
The Sights And Sounds of the Mercado de Abastos Tirso de Molina in Santiago Chile
The Sights And Sounds of Cerro Santa Lucia in Santiago Chile
The Sights And Sounds of Cerro San Cristobal in Santiago Chile
The Sights And Sounds of Barrio Bellavista in Santiago Chile
The Various Eats in Santiago Chile
American Airlines Admiral’s Club SCL Airport Lounge
SCL Airport Neruda Salon VIP Lounge
SCL Airport Pacific Club Salones VIP Lounge
SCL Airport Mistral Salon VIP Lounge
We didn’t have much time to explore Lima since our flight landed at midnight and we arrived at the hotel at 1am. The Sheraton Lima was walking distance to the historic center of downtown Lima. It was a 7 minute walk to Plaza San Martin which is a popular meeting-place for locals. There was free unprotected fast Wi-Fi provided by the Municipal City of Lima at Plaza San Martin. It was 1am and it was dead, but very lively during the day with vendors, locals, and tourists.
If you walk further north past the arcades of vendors, you will reach Plaza Mayor where the Government Palace is located.
In addition, you can also find the Cathedral of Lima, Archbishop’s Palace of Lima, the Municipal Palace, and the Palace of the Union in Plaza Mayor. Sorry, it was too dark to take pictures of anything other than the Plaza Mayor itself. The Government Palace was surrounded by police and an assault tank.
The sun came up and we were left with beautiful views of Centro Historico Downtown Lima from our hotel room at the Sheraton Lima.
