City: Peru

Peru, Peru

Capital and largest city: Lima 12°2.6′S 77°1.7′W / 12.0433°S 77.0283°W / -12.0433; -77.0283

Official language: Spanish

Co-official languages: Quechua Aymara

Ethnic groups (2017): 45% Amerindian 37% Mestizo 15% White 1.3% Black (Afro-peruvian) 1.2% Asian (majority Chinese and Japanese) 0.5% others

Demonym: Peruvian

Government: Unitary Presidential republic

• President: Martín Vizcarra

• 1st Vice President: Mercedes Aráoz

• Prime Minister: César Villanueva

Legislature: Congress of the Republic

Independence from the Kingdom of Spain

• Declared: 28 July 1821

• Consolidated: 9 December 1824

• Recognized: 14 August 1879

Area

• Total: 1,285,216 km (496,225 sq mi) (19th)

• Water (%): 0.41

Population

• 2018 estimate: 32,553,697 (41st)

• 2007 census: 28,220,764

• Density: 23/km (59.6/sq mi)

GDP (PPP): 2018 estimate

• Total: $449.153 billion (38th)

• Per capita: $13,963 (90th)

GDP (nominal): 2018 estimate

• Total: $221.710 billion (42nd)

• Per capita: $6,892 (82nd)

Gini (2015): 44.3 medium

HDI (2015): 0.740 high · 87th

Currency: Sol (PEN)

Time zone: PET (UTC−5)

Date format: dd.mm.yyyy (CE)

Drives on the: right

Calling code: +51

ISO 3166 code: PE

Internet TLD: .pe

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What to do and see in Peru, Peru: The Best Sports Complexes

September 27, 2021 Flossie Demartino

Coordinates: 10°S 76°W / 10°S 76°W / -10; -76
Restaurants in Peru

1. Centro Cultural De Montana

Calle Alfonso Ugarte 206-A Yanahuara Yanahuara, Arequipa Peru +51 974 995 561 [email protected] http://ccm-arequipa.e-monsite.com/

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5.0 based on 8 reviews

Climbing center, Rock Climbing, Bouldering and Alpine climbing, rent of material, organization of expeditions, informations for climbing and mountaineering.

Reviewed By 853birgitta

Super nice and cosy gym! I loved the social atmosphere here and the routes were technical and interesting. Some of the holds are made from real rock which is nice as well. I also attended different events such as a knot making workshop, rapelling and climbing at a local crag, full moon climbing event, climbing competition, weekly exercises, and an ascent to Pichu Pichu organized by the gym. All of these were handled with great professionalism and were great experiences :). On my way to Patagonia but I think I’ll still miss climbing in CCM :).

2. Complejo Turistico el Canaveral

Jr. Ricardo Palma s/n, Sauce Peru +51 962 555 723 [email protected]

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4.5 based on 2 reviews

The cañaveral, offers direct contact with nature, green areas, swimming pool, disco, football field and volleyball, mountain hike by the river.

3. Real Club Santa Rosa de Quives

Km 58.5 Carretera a Canta, Nazca 15335 Peru +(51)534-6902 [email protected] http://realclubsantarosadequives.wordpress.com/

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4.5 based on 2 reviews

Country Club in Santa Rosa de Quives, ideal place to camp, grill, swim in the pools, in the river, visit the little farm, go horseback riding, play soccer, volleyball, enjoy the sun and more! * We have sun all year! * Open to the general public. * We are 1 hour from Lima.

4. Pirqa

Jose Galvez 360 Miraflores, Lima Lima 18 Peru +51 1 2432470 [email protected] http://www.pirqa.com

Excellent

61%

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4.0 based on 38 reviews

PIRQA is the bigest climbing wall of Perú. It has a very good cafeteria and a store where you can find all the equipment you need to climb.

5. Samana Club Chosica

Calle Camino Real, s/n Carretera Central Km 28.5, Lima Lima 15 Peru +51 997 927 015 [email protected] http://www.xn--samaaclubchosica-9tb.com/

Excellent

19%

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4.0 based on 21 reviews

country center with large green areas for recreational activities, recreation and sports such as swimming pool, soccer fields, volleyball, racquetball, playground, barbecue and camping . The restaurant offers a varied and delicious cuisine.

6. Peru tours

Av. Piura 520, Mancora 20851 Peru +51 916 711 844 [email protected] http://limaperutours.wixsite.com/costaperu/swimming-with-turtles-tour

Excellent

46%

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38%

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4.0 based on 71 reviews

7. El Mirador

Carretera A Simbal, Trujillo Peru +51 44 235838 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/El-Mirador-297120393648017/

Excellent

25%

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4.0 based on 8 reviews

8. Estadio Nacional del Peru

Estadio Nacional, Lima Peru +51 1 4316190 http://estadionacionaldeperu.blogspot.com

Excellent

36%

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4.0 based on 73 reviews

9. Racing Dakart

Km. 97.5 Panamericana Sur, San Vicente de Canete Peru http://www.racingdakartperu.com

Excellent

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3.5 based on 7 reviews

10. Parque Acuatico Tingo

Arequipa Peru +51 54 281959 https://www.facebook.com/ParqueAcuaticoTingo

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3.5 based on 12 reviews

City: Peru

Top Things to do in Peru

Top Hotels in Peru

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What to do and see in Peru, Peru: The Best Sports Complexes

1. Centro Cultural De Montana

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Reviewed By 853birgitta

2. Complejo Turistico el Canaveral

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3. Real Club Santa Rosa de Quives

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4. Pirqa

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5. Samana Club Chosica

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6. Peru tours

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7. El Mirador

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8. Estadio Nacional del Peru

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9. Racing Dakart

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10. Parque Acuatico Tingo

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