Gita in bici di un giorno da La Molina a Lima

Set out from the residential calm of La Molina and pedal your way towards Lima’s bustling heart on this roughly 28-kilometer ride. Your journey starts near the eastern edges of the city, where you’ll notice La Molina’s leafy avenues and spacious homes—this district is known for its tranquil neighborhoods and proximity to the foothills.

The route leans mostly on quiet back roads and designated cycleways (around 84 meters of ascent, so nothing too daunting), making for a chill ride as you glide downhill toward Lima proper. Asphalt and paved surfaces dominate, so your tires will thank you. As you approach central Lima, the scenery shifts to urban vibes, with colonial architecture, lively plazas, and the unmistakable energy of Peru’s capital.

You’ll mostly avoid heavy traffic, passing through a mix of local streets and a handful of more bustling roads before rolling into downtown. Whether you’re up for some sightseeing, coffee breaks, or just feeling the city’s pulse, finishing your ride in Lima’s historic center is a solid reward. Don’t forget to snap a photo at Plaza Mayor when you arrive!