Lima Shopping

Florentine artist and owner, Ilaria Ciabetti, works with over 80 qualified artisans to preserve the Peruvian tradition of silversmithing. Her exquisite silver pieces feature natural elements like Andean opal, mother of pearl, and Peruvian turquoise.

Dedicated to creating high-quality garments, this company produces fashionable scarves, sweaters, and knee-length coats from the world’s finest wool – that of the llama’s distant cousin, the vicuña.

Lined with well-stocked stalls carrying handcrafted weavings, ceramics, and silver, this giant artesanía market is one of Lima’s finest for handicrafts and one-of-a-kind pieces.

Overlooking the ocean, Lima’s swankest shopping center buzzes with restaurants, cinemas, bowling, and upscale shops (everything from clothing and fashion accessories to cigars).

Lima’s largest arts and crafts market has a wide variety of handicrafts for sale. Although the quality varies, the prices are consistently lower than most tourist shops in Lima Centro or Miraflores.

Next to the racetrack, this American-style shopping mall touts everything from department stores like Saga Falabella and small fashion boutiques to restaurants, cinemas, and a supermarket.

Inside this beautiful, colonial-style building you’ll find a cluster of souvenir stores. When you’re finished shopping, stroll over to the nearby plaza for views over the Iglesia de Santo Domingo.