Rio Rimac North is the section of Lima north of Rio Rimac. The area designated as Rio Rimac North includes the neighborhoods of Ancon, Callao, Carabayllo, Comas, Independencia, Los Olivos, Luringancho-Chosica, Puente Piedra, Rimac, San Juan de Luringancho, San Martin de Porres, Santa Rosa, and Ventanilla.
Bahia de Ancon. The bay of Ancon has a group of island (islas pescadores) with sea lions and birds, its possible to organise tours of the islands. Recommended to visit between September and March as thats when the most birds are there.edit
Complejo Arqueológico de Cajamarquilla
Cajamarquilla (The Dead City of Cajamarquilla, Complejo Arqueológico de Cajamarquilla), (11º 59' 07 S 76º 54' 25 W), [1]. Officially 9AM-4PM. A pre-hispanic city covering an area of 6 km². Cajamarquilla is considered to be the second largest adobe city in Peru. The surrounding area is industrial, dusty and dirty. The site is littered with garbage. There is a security guard on a motorbike onsite for your safety and the safety of the ruins. A central plaza has been restored and excavations are taking place around the site. There are hundreds of crumbling walls, rooms, doorways, enough to keep you occupied for quite some time. Located 10km east of Lima, just off Carretera Central. It is about 5 km north from el Parque Zoológico de Huachipa. If travelling by bus take the Luringancho bus or the Ate Vitarta and then change buses. Tours can be organised from Ate VitarteUnofficially entry is free.. (-11.9853,-76.9064)edit
Panoramic view from Cerro San Cristóbal
Cerro San Cristóbal, (12º 02' 04 S 77º 01' 04 W). The hill features a large Peruvian flag painted on its slopes and is situated just north of the Rimac river. With a summit approximately 368 meters above sea level, visitors can contemplate an incomparable landscape: the city with its high buildings, the course of the river Rimac, as well as the sea ports and districts. An observation point with an illuminated cross, a museum and a restaurant are located at the summit. Many tour companies include a visit here on their itineraries, tours can also be organised near the Plaza de Armas for S/.10 or an alternative is to take a taxi.(-12.0344,-77.0178)edit
Huaca El Paraiso, San Martín de Porres, Perú (11º 57' 16 S 77º 07' 07 W), [2]. Archaeological site with a small oasis nearby.(-11.95444,-77.1186)edit
Museo del Centro de Investigación Arqueológica de Ancón, Prolongación Jorge Chávez, Ancón, ☎ +51 1 552 1162, [3]. 7 Days 9am to 6pm. S/.2.00 Adult y S/.1.00 Child. edit
Museo del Convento de los Descalzos, Alameda de los Descalzos 202, Rímac, ☎ +51 1 481 0441. edit
Museo Geológico de la Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería, Av. Túpac Amaru Km. 4.5 (Campus Universitario), Rimac, ☎ +51 1 481 1070 anexo 364. edit
Museo Del Virreinato, Quinta de Presa, Jr. Chira s/n Rimac, ☎ +51 1 481 3967. edit
Parque Ecológico Nacional Antonio Raimondi, Ancón. 8,259 hectares on the right bank of the Panamericana Norte, in the district of Anconedit
Petroglifos de Checta. About 450 petroglyphs (rock carvings). Spiders, foxes, pumas, fish and more.edit
Plaza de Acho, Marañón, Rimac. (-12.0414,-77.0233)edit
Museo San Cristobal, Summit of Cerro San Cristobal. Adults S/.1.00, children S/.0.50. (-12.0353,-77.0180)edit
Museo Taurino Plaza de Acho, Jr. Hualgayoc 332, Rímac, ☎ +51 1 482 3360. (-12.0414,-77.0233)edit
Los Andes Golf Club, Carretera Central Km. 23 Hacienda Huampani, Lurigancho, Chosica (11º 58' 23 S 76º 47' 30 W), ☎ (511) 497-1066 (info@losandesgolfclub.org), [4]. 9 Hole golf course, swimming pool, restaurant, bar, barbeque area.US$50 for foreignors. edit