Lima is both the capital and largest city in Peru. As you would expect from a city with Lima’s rich history there is plenty for students at the Business College of Peru to see and do. The pace of life in Lima tends to be slower than in other South American cities giving Lima a feeling of being a small cluster of towns rather than a large metropolis.

At night life revolves around the penas, bars that offer folk, jazz and Peruvian Creole music. Among Peruvians Lima is known as the gastronomical capital of the Americas and its cuisine is heavily influenced by the waves of African, European, Chinese and Japanese immigrants who have settled here over the years. There are hundreds of different bars and restaurants to try till you find you’re favourite.

Lima is also the cultural capital of Peru, home to the highest concentration of museums in the country such as the Museum of Art of Lima and the Museum of Natural History. With 4 professional football clubs and a wide range of other sporting venues you are sure to enjoy your time here in this beautiful and historic city.