Larcomar Shopping Center, Lima

Larcomar Shopping Center, Lima

Larcomar Shopping Center, located along Parque Alfredo Salazar, is a shopping center with more than 70 stores and 17 restaurants. The shopping mall is perched on the side of a cliff with excellent views of the Pacific Ocean.

Larcomar Shopping Center opened in 1998. It is owned by Chilean company Parque Arauco S.A. Some of the shops at the mall include Aldo, Converse, Calvin Klein, Guess, Tommy Hilfiger, Steve Madden, Under Armour and Pandora.

Visitors who wish to shop with their families can take advantage of a nursery room that is exclusively made for nursing and changing babies. The mall also offers a personal shopper service for those patrons who need help deciding on the best options.

Along with the shops and restaurants, Larcomar offers a cinema, bowling alley and a museum. The stores are open from 10 AM through 10 PM daily. The coffee shops and restaurants are open from 8 AM through midnight.

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Sight Name: Larcomar Shopping Center
Sight Location: Lima, Peru (See walking tours in Lima)
Sight Type: Shopping
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