Miraflores was an amazing district to stay in Lima at. Very safe, lots of parks with top notch vegetation and flowers. Great restaurants everywhere and mist importantly very affordable. Looking si much forward to a prompt visit.

Spending a few days in Miraflores is well worth your time. The coffee is amazing at Terrua Cafe. I did a cooking class and learned to make causas...a must try. I felt very safe walking alone after dark.

Great part of Lima to visit. Lots to do and amazing restaurants!! Wonderful people as well!! Did the historical bus tour of Lima as well as walked the promenade. Great markets with reasonable prices!

It's a Nice Neighborhood, Not a "thing" to do. It is one of the nicest areas in Lima. It seems very safe. There are lots of Policia. Our Hotel, the Casa Andina Premium, was in Mira Flores. You can walk to the edge of the world and gaze upon the beautiful Pacific Ocean. Kennedy Park has some great restaurants and shops. Uber works great throughout. If you're staying in Lima, you stay in Mira Flores, otherwise you are taking a big risk.

First time in Lima, I did not think much of the drive from the airport as it looked just like another weary busy city?? Our hotel was in the Miraflores district which is high on a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean which at the time of year we went in May, it nearly always was misty and dull with the mist rolling in from the sea so never really got a great view of the ocean. We were near to Kennedy Park which was very vibrant and full of cats. They locals love to look after them and have little bowls of food etc and cardboard boxes for their homes! There is a small amphitheatre and some nights there is dancing to loud music which was fun. Beautiful church there to visit. Lots of restaurants and shops and it was great to go there for the few nights we were based there. Came back again to Lima before flying to Arequipa but stayed in a boutique hotel in the Barranco bohemian type area which was very different from Miraflores but still good. In Lima just off the Kennedy Park across from the ice cream parlour I had a great pisco sour at the very small bar La Tasca Bar and took advantage of their Happy Hour. On our last night in Peru after travelling around for over 3 weeks, we came back to Lima and again went to the park and my last stop at this bar for my last Pisco Sour! Fabulous.

For friends or those who value comfort and good service, I recommend "Terra Quechua Peru". Their focus on personalized attention and comfort makes the trip pleasant and carefree.The City Tour in Lima allowed me to get to know in depth the rich history of the city. We visited emblematic places such as the Plaza Mayor, the Cathedral of Lima and the Convent of San Francisco, with its impressive catacombs. The guide was very passionate and knew every historical detail, which made the tour very educational and entertaining."

My City Tour in Lima with 'Terra Quecha Peru' was a deep dive into the history and culture of the Peruvian capital. We began by exploring Miraflores, where the Parque del Amor greeted us with a breathtaking view of the ocean. The guide then took us to the Historic Center, where the Plaza Mayor and the Lima Cathedral transported us back to colonial times. The visit to the Larco Museum was a revelation, with its amazing collection of pre-Columbian art. Barranco, with its urban art and bohemian cafes, was the perfect ending to this culturally enriching day

A nice area to stay if you are in Lima. You can walk the area OK. Plenty of restaurants. If you meet for a Lima walking tour in Miraflores they will take you on the 'Metro' to the center. Otherwise I would recommend Uber. Plenty and reliable. We stayed one night on arrival and one night on departure. I wouldn't do longer unless you are using Lima as a base for tours.