Gracias por tu video. Soy de Lima y hace mucho que no he podido volver al Perú. Me encantó ver como esta ahora mi linda ciudad . Espero que la situación. Que esta atravesando el país pase rápido y todos puedan seguir disfrutando y conociendo mi linda Lima ! Saludos! Suscrita !
Much appreciated Sean. I have done same route way back and yours brings me fond memories. Just keep safe at all times and enjoy Lima. Beautiful warm city! Thank you!!
Found your videos in Peru, terrific! I was in Peru about 10 years ago and it was nice to see it again on YT. I remember all those cats in Kennedy Park.
grande colorao q buena lateada te metiste, lo maximo q camine fue del minsa en jesus maria hasta aviacion en gamarra, al regreso m vine durmiendo en mi micro :D
Hi Sean, maybe you can run in San Borja District (Pentagonito) At early mornings you can find lot of people runing and also run and complete the circle between San Borja South Ave and San Borja North Ave.
🙂 hi! Im from Lima but im living i sweden. It"s funny to see part of Lima agaim. Mi paìs es muy bonito con gente agradable, buena y muy sociable! La gente peruana viveee!😍
Oh that's neat! I'm glad you liked the video! I have visited Stockholm and Gothenburg a few times. I miss the trees and the lakes, but I don't miss the Swedish winters 🥶😆❤️ Have fun out there!
Lince está lleno de edificios 😮antes no era así en es parte cerca al puente de la Javier Prado 😮😮😮 Mi querido distrito de Lince. En medio de toda la acción. Se puede llegar a la playa y al centro de Lima fácil ❤
You can find runners around Lima golf in San Isidro, Near to the happines park in San Borja, en el Malecon de Costa Verde, and Sundays in Arequipa avenue.
We were there for 10 days, 3 of us. My friends were determined to see Machu Pichu so they spent 3 days on that. Such a hassle getting there from Lima and back. They looked like zombies when they returned lol. The wife was so exhausted when they got to Machu she just sat on a stone wall and waited for her husband to come back. I was on my own for 3 days and walked all over Miraflores and loved it. Every day went to Kennedy Park to visit my friends the cats. Food in Lima is fantastic. We even went to Astrid y Gaston for dinner one night (top 50 restaurant in the world). Too pricy for me. I want to go back to Lima. Keep up the videos. I just watched the one on Auschwitz (sp?). Glad I saw it. I did visit Dachau in 1995 since we accidentally bumped into it while driving, we were lost and there it was so we went in. It was winter and we were almost the only people there. Scary places. Steve Bayer Philly
oww that sounds like it hurt a fair but! It's a long slog to Machu Pichu!! But it seems like the more money you spend, the easier it is to get there. You can pretty much get a train from Cusco all the way there now if you wanted to! But 3 days is still a bit rough! haha! We were in Cusco for around 3 weeks, it's a great city! It's as nice as Miraflores or Barranco, perhaps nicer, but without the high price tag (and lack of ocean, but you do have the mountains). I definitely recommend visiting next time around! Huaraz is really nice too, it's not too far from Lima... Ica has some interesting scenery too! Thanks for watching the videos! :) Was it similar to Dachau? I was curious because a friend told me that the wwii museums in Germany are a little softer than those in Poland or Hungary for example, but I haven't visited any.
Yes, Dachau was way way less scary than Auschwitz, virtually all the barracks were torn down so it was a vast field of gravel. This was 30 years, when we went it was deserted. Still educational without the horror. I'm trying to get my friends to go with me back to Lima. We'll see.
Lima Central you say? Depends on your aura haha! If you are small, shy, you look lost or you're female or its late in the day, then I don't recommend it, no.
@@cipher7548 Yes I think you would be fine! Especially in Miraflores for example. Even with the camera out. Lima Central is usually fine in the daytime too. At night is where things tend to change rapidly. I would still be careful in Lima Central though, the police do little to punish theft, so a lot of people do it. If you're aware of your surroundings at all times, I think you will be ok. I'm sure you already know, but, always look people in the eye with confidence if your spider senses are tingling and also try not to look lost. I hope you have a good trip!
Damn it ! They're going destroying those beautiful chalette-style & English/Tudor houses just to build boring buildings :/ It was nice walking or riding bike by that avenue stareing the Belle Epoque architecture, now they're demolishing everything :( BTW, You run by Lince District, the famous point of Punk in Latinoamerica... Lince was called "The Little Liverpool" because it was a nest of garage and rock amateur bands in 60s, the band LOS SAICOS is considered a Proto-Punk band, considered ahead of time even before Punk was born in the mid of 70s and is famous worldwide, nowadays. Runners by least in Lima city, usually run on weekdays, specially before or at the end of the workday, I mean very early at 5 or 6am even 4:30am, Or at 6 or 7pm for avoinding the chaotic vehicular traffic of Lima, not only in Barranco District, for example in the suburbs of the North of Lima, near the Airport it usually see runners from Callao or suburbs surround.
My friend Diego took me to the birthplace of punk on my first day here, but it was so long ago, I forgot where it was. That's good to hear it was in old Lince! ahh that's interesting to know. I see a lot of runners in Barranco, San Borja etc for casual running, but I don't see it as a method of commuting, which I thought was interesting. but I never see runners on this road in the week at anytime of the time, which is weird because it connects Miraflores to Lima Central.
Lima city is repeating the same mistakes from the past without a planning process for a future, but now they are doing big buildings, but tearing down the old vintages houses in all different Districts and the million questions is, where are the responsible Authorities for this situation? Big buildings should be in specific areas but not anywhere, and mistakes continue without looking for the future with more than ten million populations like Lima itself.
@@alfonsovaldez9034 DON'T WANT IMAGINE where will it get the water neccesary from for so many people with so many buildings if NOW there are many ones who could not access to the basic water supplyment. Unfortunely, we lack of prepared authorities and political people with a lack of Vision of Solution to the Future. with what quantity of cars driving in the famous Lima traffic jam...I DON'T WANT IMAGINE where will it get the water neccesary from for so many people if NOW there are many ones who could not access to the basic water supplyment. Unfortunely, we lack of prepared authorities and political people with a lack of Vision of Solution to the Future.
@@ibuyufo Those are all touristy areas, I wouldn't say they represent typical Lima at all. Yes, I imagine you would be fine, but it depends what time of day and what roads you use. Anything can happen, just like anywhere else. I use one because I'm vigilant. If somebody tried to steal it, then im fast and im ready to fight. Weight up your strengths and ask yourself the same questions.
Europeans, unlike Americans, have a better vision and respect for South American countries, they better understand their idiosyncrasies and customs. Is it because they don't think they are superior?
haha! 😆 Perhaps! I think it's more to do with understanding what culture actually is. I have lived on both continents for a long time, so I have a good understanding of why that is. For the most part, America is a giant bubble where it's not uncommon to believe they have everything and they are the best. This is coupled with the fact that international geography is seldom taught in schools. So when some leave their country, most of them are disappointed about many things, but usually food options (lack of bacon, big cups for big drinks and whatnot)... However, most don't leave at all. I dunno, I could write a book on it, but its just a general observation ive made over the years. Of course, exceptions always apply
Lima is an immense city, and the protests did not mobilize the majority of Peruvians, as the media would have us believe. It was a group of professional agitators who managed to convince people who typically stay out of political matters. However, the majority of Peruvians already know that communists are the worst for our country.
If you are LEARNING English, then what qualifies you to say what is bad and what is good? My English is from England. That is the real English haha 😆 PRO TIP: If you want to learn English, then you need to speak to people. However, when you annoy people in your first sentence, you're not going to learn anything at all.
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Gracias por tu video. Soy de Lima y hace mucho que no he podido volver al Perú. Me encantó ver como esta ahora mi linda ciudad .
Espero que la situación. Que esta atravesando el país pase rápido y todos puedan seguir disfrutando y conociendo mi linda Lima ! Saludos! Suscrita !
¡Gracias por mirar y compartir! ¡De nada! ¡Espero que vuelvas a visitarme pronto! Su país es hermoso :)
I must have watched this one three times already, I will end up in Lima. Thanks for the video!
That's awesome! Thanks for watching! 😊💥 Yes, you should definitely visit!!
Muy buen trabajo, excelente tu desempeño atletico, ya quisiera tbn una carrera en la Avenida Arequipa.
¡Gracias! ¡Es un viaje súper divertido, especialmente un domingo! ¡Qué lindo correr con las bicicletas!
Much appreciated Sean. I have done same route way back and yours brings me fond memories. Just keep safe at all times and enjoy Lima. Beautiful warm city! Thank you!!
Thank you! I'm glad it brought back good memories for you! I will be making more soon! :)
Found your videos in Peru, terrific! I was in Peru about 10 years ago and it was nice to see it again on YT. I remember all those cats in Kennedy Park.
Glad you like them!! :) How long did you stay for when you visited? I bet it's changed a lot since then! Miraflores looks a lot different these days!
grande colorao q buena lateada te metiste, lo maximo q camine fue del minsa en jesus maria hasta aviacion en gamarra, al regreso m vine durmiendo en mi micro :D
¡Muchas oportunidades para hacer ejercicio aquí! Me gusta mucho! Siempre duermo bien por la noche jaja!
Hi Sean, maybe you can run in San Borja District (Pentagonito) At early mornings you can find lot of people runing and also run and complete the circle between San Borja South Ave and San Borja North Ave.
Thanks for the tip! :)
nice welcome to peru forever my friends
you should go to Jesus Maria, and La Molina or san borja as well.....but on sunday cus there s not much traffic
I will take a look!! Thank you for the recommendations! :)
Impresionado de lo pelado q esta la av Arequipa, pensar q era un lugar muy ecológico con muchos arboles!!
wow eso es interesante saber! ¡También escucho a mucha gente decir lo mismo! eso es una pena realmente
🙂 hi! Im from Lima but im living i sweden. It"s funny to see part of Lima agaim. Mi paìs es muy bonito con gente agradable, buena y muy sociable! La gente peruana viveee!😍
Oh that's neat! I'm glad you liked the video! I have visited Stockholm and Gothenburg a few times. I miss the trees and the lakes, but I don't miss the Swedish winters 🥶😆❤️ Have fun out there!
Ya me suscribí amigo y gracias por visitar mi País
Lince está lleno de edificios 😮antes no era así en es parte cerca al puente de la Javier Prado 😮😮😮
Mi querido distrito de Lince. En medio de toda la acción. Se puede llegar a la playa y al centro de Lima fácil ❤
Excellent video in Perú 💪😉🤙
Thank you! :)
I am running with you!. I stepped on ice 10 days ago; it was a nasty fall...I am down and enjoying your videos!.
Thank you!! 🌷
I hope you recover soon! ❤️ Thank you for watching! 😊
@@s34nTravels Thank you!
You can find runners around Lima golf in San Isidro, Near to the happines park in San Borja, en el Malecon de Costa Verde, and Sundays in Arequipa avenue.
The video is Sundays on Arequipa avenue haha!
I'll check the others out, thanks!
@@s34nTravels
Campo de marte en Jesus Maria.
Great video thanx for showing us the beauty of Lima
Glad you enjoyed it! 😁😊
Se ve hermoso la ciudad de Lima me acabo de suscribir a tu canal youtube, ahora mismo , un saludo desde la ciudad de Montreal Canada
¡Gracias por ver! :) Subiré más pronto!
bonito video saludos de lima peru.
¡Gracias! :) ¡Saludos!
We were there for 10 days, 3 of us. My friends were determined to see Machu Pichu so they spent 3 days on that. Such a hassle getting there from Lima and back. They looked like zombies when they returned lol. The wife was so exhausted when they got to Machu she just sat on a stone wall and waited for her husband to come back. I was on my own for 3 days and walked all over Miraflores and loved it. Every day went to Kennedy Park to visit my friends the cats. Food in Lima is fantastic. We even went to Astrid y Gaston for dinner one night (top 50 restaurant in the world). Too pricy for me. I want to go back to Lima. Keep up the videos. I just watched the one on Auschwitz (sp?). Glad I saw it. I did visit Dachau in 1995 since we accidentally bumped into it while driving, we were lost and there it was so we went in. It was winter and we were almost the only people there. Scary places.
Steve Bayer
Philly
oww that sounds like it hurt a fair but! It's a long slog to Machu Pichu!! But it seems like the more money you spend, the easier it is to get there. You can pretty much get a train from Cusco all the way there now if you wanted to! But 3 days is still a bit rough! haha!
We were in Cusco for around 3 weeks, it's a great city! It's as nice as Miraflores or Barranco, perhaps nicer, but without the high price tag (and lack of ocean, but you do have the mountains). I definitely recommend visiting next time around! Huaraz is really nice too, it's not too far from Lima... Ica has some interesting scenery too!
Thanks for watching the videos! :) Was it similar to Dachau? I was curious because a friend told me that the wwii museums in Germany are a little softer than those in Poland or Hungary for example, but I haven't visited any.
Yes, Dachau was way way less scary than Auschwitz, virtually all the barracks were torn down so it was a vast field of gravel. This was 30 years, when we went it was deserted. Still educational without the horror. I'm trying to get my friends to go with me back to Lima. We'll see.
12:03 fue a propósito jajaja
It looked kinda fake 😆😆😆
Show us more of Miraflores please
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I'm coming to Lima for a few days at the end of April. I'm hoping to walk or cycle around (with a camera) do you think it'll be safe to do that?
Lima Central you say? Depends on your aura haha! If you are small, shy, you look lost or you're female or its late in the day, then I don't recommend it, no.
@@s34nTravels Hehe. I'm a biggish guy about 6ft 2. Would it be safe for me in the day, keeping the camera hidden? :)
@@cipher7548 Yes I think you would be fine! Especially in Miraflores for example. Even with the camera out.
Lima Central is usually fine in the daytime too. At night is where things tend to change rapidly. I would still be careful in Lima Central though, the police do little to punish theft, so a lot of people do it.
If you're aware of your surroundings at all times, I think you will be ok.
I'm sure you already know, but, always look people in the eye with confidence if your spider senses are tingling and also try not to look lost.
I hope you have a good trip!
@@s34nTravels Thanks very much Sir. Appreciate it.
Love it❤
Thank you! 🎈💯😁
Los corredores corren por la Costa Verde por la playa temprano en la mañana
¡Gracias por el consejo! :)
What type of camera do you use for your videos? Very stable when you run.
It should be in the video description already!
Good 💪👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Southamerican Santa Monica ?
In Brazil? or USA?
@@s34nTravels Santa Monica, CA.
@@Javier-uv8yy I've been there a few times before. It's nice, but expensive!
@@s34nTravels yes it's expensive
How is the city currently with the protest . Would you recommend visiting still ?
Miraflores? Sure.
Lima? Not too great
Cusco? No
The protest are only on some avenues of lima central
I'm from Cusco and it's pretty much over, protestors are at Puno at the borderlands with Bolivia rn.
Nice video
Thanks! 😊😊
Damn it ! They're going destroying those beautiful chalette-style & English/Tudor houses just to build boring buildings :/ It was nice walking or riding bike by that avenue stareing the Belle Epoque architecture, now they're demolishing everything :( BTW, You run by Lince District, the famous point of Punk in Latinoamerica... Lince was called "The Little Liverpool" because it was a nest of garage and rock amateur bands in 60s, the band LOS SAICOS is considered a Proto-Punk band, considered ahead of time even before Punk was born in the mid of 70s and is famous worldwide, nowadays. Runners by least in Lima city, usually run on weekdays, specially before or at the end of the workday, I mean very early at 5 or 6am even 4:30am, Or at 6 or 7pm for avoinding the chaotic vehicular traffic of Lima, not only in Barranco District, for example in the suburbs of the North of Lima, near the Airport it usually see runners from Callao or suburbs surround.
My friend Diego took me to the birthplace of punk on my first day here, but it was so long ago, I forgot where it was. That's good to hear it was in old Lince!
ahh that's interesting to know. I see a lot of runners in Barranco, San Borja etc for casual running, but I don't see it as a method of commuting, which I thought was interesting. but I never see runners on this road in the week at anytime of the time, which is weird because it connects Miraflores to Lima Central.
Lima city is repeating the same mistakes from the past without a planning process for a future, but now they are doing big buildings, but tearing down the old vintages houses in all different Districts and the million questions is, where are the responsible Authorities for this situation? Big buildings should be in specific areas but not anywhere, and mistakes continue without looking for the future with more than ten million populations like Lima itself.
@@alfonsovaldez9034 It's very much the same on the west coast in America too.
@s34nVideos Yeah, I guess so, too bad 👎
@@alfonsovaldez9034 DON'T WANT IMAGINE where will it get the water neccesary from for so many people with so many buildings if NOW there are many ones who could not access to the basic water supplyment.
Unfortunely, we lack of prepared authorities and political people with a lack of Vision of Solution to the Future.
with what quantity of cars driving in the famous Lima traffic jam...I DON'T WANT IMAGINE where will it get the water neccesary from for so many people if NOW there are many ones who could not access to the basic water supplyment.
Unfortunely, we lack of prepared authorities and political people with a lack of Vision of Solution to the Future.
Why were u up late last night, huh?
I was having a riveting game of Ludo with the boys!
Go to Chancay!
Thank you for the tip! :)
@@s34nTravels Is it safe to bring a gimbal that can hold a phone out in the open for filming in Lima?
@@ibuyufo Where in Lima? Which suburbs?
@@s34nTravels In Miraflores, Barranco, and San Isidro.
@@ibuyufo Those are all touristy areas, I wouldn't say they represent typical Lima at all.
Yes, I imagine you would be fine, but it depends what time of day and what roads you use.
Anything can happen, just like anywhere else.
I use one because I'm vigilant. If somebody tried to steal it, then im fast and im ready to fight.
Weight up your strengths and ask yourself the same questions.
HERMOSA ES LIMA
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HELLO,, IWAS IN LIMA , WHEN I WORKED ON A SHIP YEARS AGO, WHO ESLE HAS BEEN TO PERU / PLEASE WRITE, JOHN FROM NORTH CARLOINA,,EX MERCHANT SEAMAN.
That's awesome! Thank you for watching John The Seaman! Amazing journey!
Que Pena que se hayan destruido la arquitectura de las Casas con Estilo y Esten construyendo edificios cuadrados sin gracia
Europeans, unlike Americans, have a better vision and respect for South American countries, they better understand their idiosyncrasies and customs. Is it because they don't think they are superior?
haha! 😆 Perhaps!
I think it's more to do with understanding what culture actually is. I have lived on both continents for a long time, so I have a good understanding of why that is.
For the most part, America is a giant bubble where it's not uncommon to believe they have everything and they are the best. This is coupled with the fact that international geography is seldom taught in schools. So when some leave their country, most of them are disappointed about many things, but usually food options (lack of bacon, big cups for big drinks and whatnot)... However, most don't leave at all.
I dunno, I could write a book on it, but its just a general observation ive made over the years. Of course, exceptions always apply
THIS IS NOT THE TIME FOR BEING WONDERING AROUND LIMA
I think you watch too much news. Turn the TV off lol!
Lima is an immense city, and the protests did not mobilize the majority of Peruvians, as the media would have us believe. It was a group of professional agitators who managed to convince people who typically stay out of political matters. However, the majority of Peruvians already know that communists are the worst for our country.
You pronounce your language very badly. Sorry. I am visiting these channels to learn English.
If you are LEARNING English, then what qualifies you to say what is bad and what is good?
My English is from England. That is the real English haha 😆
PRO TIP: If you want to learn English, then you need to speak to people. However, when you annoy people in your first sentence, you're not going to learn anything at all.