Lima, Peru
Peru
Lima, Peru holds 2316 connections with 13459 other places across 29 topics, reaching from sports and government to history, music, and literature. Sports forms the largest cluster, while a strong thread of colonial and post-colonial history runs through the city's ties to Spain and its Latin American neighbors. Brazil, Spain, and Chile each share many connections with Lima. One grounded historical strand covers the Arab Peruvian community, including mosques serving Lima's Muslim population built in part by Pakistani immigrants.
Lina from Lima
Connects Lima, Peru to: Toronto, Ontario | Valdivia, Chile
Gate of Lima
Connects Lima, Peru to: Peru | San Lázaro
Independence of Peru
Connects Lima, Peru to: Peru | Chancay District, Huaral
Nicolás de Ribera
Connects Lima, Peru to: Canta | Los Olivos District
National Police of Peru
Connects Lima, Peru to: Huancayo, Peru | Mazamari District
Cieneguilla
Connects Lima, Peru to: Ate District | La Planicie, Peru
Estadio Monumental "U"
Connects Lima, Peru to: Peru | Ate District
Friedrich Stromeyer
Connects Lima, Peru to: Paris, France | Edinburgh, Scotland
Carlos Bustamante (biophysicist)
Connects Lima, Peru to: California | Peru
Peruvian Communist Party
Euryclides de Jesus Zerbini
Connects Lima, Peru to: São Paulo, Brazil | Guaratinguetá, Brazil
Sí Cumple
Connects Lima, Peru to: Peru
Featured in the Bunkagame quiz
- August 26, 2026 In the early 1920s, American bartender Victor Vaughen Morris invented this cocktail in Lima, the capital of Peru. The Chilean version is often made with juice from limón de Pica, a small citrus grown near the Chilean town of Limón. Which cocktail, based on a grape brandy, connects the two cities?
- July 21, 2026 On 4 November 2010 this Mexican Latin-pop superstar kicked off a world tour in Lima, Peru, spanning the US, South America, Mexico and Spain. Decades earlier, in 1985, he won the Antorcha de Plata at Chile's Viña del Mar Song Festival for the duet 'Me Gustas Tal Como Eres' with Sheena Easton. Who is he, nicknamed 'El Sol de México'?