About Lima
In the pre-Columbian era, several Amerindian groups inhabited the area that is now the city of Lima. It was later incorporated into the Inca Empire in the 15th century. Strongly influenced by European, Andean, and Asian culture, Lima is a melting pot of cultures due to colonization, immigration, and indigenous influences. Lima’s urban setting is characterized by lime green-lined streets as well as the abundance of plazas throughout the city. Important streets usually contain wide, green areas, and plazas contain monuments or statues of important historical figures from Peruvian history.
About the Venue
Swissôtel Lima is located in the heart of Lima at San Isidro, the most attractive business, residential, and cultural area of the city. An elegant and modern hotel, Swissôtel Lima offers 244 finely appointed rooms and suites across 18 floors. Close to shopping and commercial centres, Swissôtel Lima is within easy access of Lima’s historical city centre and is just seven miles from Lima’s Jorge Chavez International Airport. The hotel also features 33,000 sq ft of meeting space for technical sessions and the exhibition.
Airport
International Airport Jorge Chávez. Av. Faucett s/n, Callao.
Phone: 51.1.595.0666 (national and international flights information).
Website: www.lap.com.pe Attention: 24 hours.
Weather
The city of Lima has moderately warm weather. The maximum average annual temperature is 21,97°C (71,4ºF) and the minimum is 17ºC (62,7ºF).
Currency
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