The Lima 2019 Games have brought us joy, amazing feats, surprises, admiration and also... FREE ART! Concerts, plays, workshops and more free cultural activities ending this week. You aren't going to miss them, are you?
The Lima 2019 Games Closing Ceremony marked the end of the most important sports event ever held in Peru and we are sure that all athletes will return home with the best memories. Here are some of the special moments that made this event the biggest ever.
Peruvian athletes finished ninth in the medal tally with 39 medals (11 gold, 7 silver, and 21 bronze). This count triples that achieved four years ago in Toronto.
When hear “Peru”, the first thing that comes to mind is visiting “Machu Picchu” and eating delicious food! We are a country with a rich culture and our cuisine also stands out.
The Lima 2019 Pan American Games come to an end this August 11! If you thought that the opening ceremony was amazing, you can’t imagine the closing ceremony! Even though we will continue with the Parapan American Games, the first sporting event deserves a closing as incredible as the exploits of the best athletes of the Americas who visited our country.
The Culturaymi Cultural Program did not cease to amaze us. This time we will have the privilege of once again enjoying the talent of our Peruvian violinist Pauchi Sasaki, who impressed us at the Lima 2019 Opening Ceremony.
Moving around a city like Lima is tough. Now imagine using a wheelchair: it is not easy, and even less for the journey of the first Peruvian wheelchair rugby team (also known as quad rugby).
The largest sports event in Peru’s history, the Lima 2019 Games, has set people talking and you cannot miss out the competitions! Here we’ll explain to you how to get to the venues with the most sports.
We know how everyone is excited about the start of the Lima 2019 Pan American Games, so we decided to make a little quiz for you to show us how much you know about the disciplines that will be present in these Pan American Games.
It's time to show your knowledge! Let’s start!
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