History Meets Defense at Real Felipe Fortress

Real Felipe Fortress, constructed in 1747, was erected to protect Lima from pirate attacks. It played a pivotal role during the 1820s when Spanish royalists made their last stand for independence here.

This impressive fort features robust architecture with walls up to 12 meters thick and still houses a small military contingent today. It offers guided tours to explore its storied past, including exhibits in its on-site museum.

Must-See Wonders

• 🪖 Military Artifacts: Explore various military relics on display at the museum.
• 🌳 Parque Tématico de la Policía: Wander through this unique park featuring police tanks and life-size statues.
• 📸 Scenic Views: Capture panoramic views of Lima’s coastline from the fort's vantage points.

Access to the fortress requires an entrance fee for the guided tours, appealing to tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.