Lima

The descent will trace the route from a fishermen’s path to seaside baths and the coastal road.

Here you will learn how an exclusive celebration for affluent families was turned into a citywide event.

The final stop will explain why separate brotherhood burial vaults became a shared network of catacombs.

This stop connects the price of loyalty to the losing side with the way an estate was kept in one family.

You will learn how a public tribute to a poet appeared here before the viewpoint itself.

The finale will show how rigorous selection in a shop changed both customers’ expectations and the work of makers.

Here, the occupation of a private home will become a bid for the governorship.

Here you will see how a communal feast accompanied the destruction of an old courtyard and the construction of a new tier.

Here, a unified address system meets the familiar block-by-block names.

This stop connects a commercial street with the memory of an attack that changed this neighborhood.

This stop will show how one-time aid to those affected secured a permanent place in the city for artists.

The history of the chapel links a local legend, wartime devastation, and long-running efforts to return the church to the community.

Here, a working navigational beacon connects two distant stretches of the Peruvian coast.

Here, a park, shopping galleries, and the memory of a pilot will occupy different levels of the same site.

This stop will show how a document, an accidental discovery, and damage to bones changed an official identification.

Here it becomes clear how a municipal commission turned a public kiss into the norm for a particular place.

Here, the name of the waterfront will preserve the memory of the civilian battalions and the coastal battery.

You will find out how a municipal employee compiled the district’s history from an incomplete and biased archive.

This stop will show how a protective barrier gave rescuers time for a complex operation.

One family heirloom will open the way from private collecting to Peruvian archaeology.

Here, a family legacy takes the form of a museum that begins even before the exhibition halls.

This stop will show how archaeological collections were turned into a research institution.

Private drawing rooms help trace how a personal collection gradually gained permanent public access.

The square explains why the memory of two liberators converged at one house.

Here it will become clear why the division of the new city began from the center of the square.

You will hear how a song displaced the former names of an ordinary pedestrian crossing from the city’s memory.

In the rooms of the estate, it will become clear which property decision made it a state residence.

The finale returns to the document from which the parish and the future settlement began.

This stop traces how a service position within the community gave way to full membership.

Neighborhood commerce will link the history of an immigrant family with wine and the everyday life of Magdalena Vieja.