The Palacio de la Exposición (Exposition Palace), built in the late 1860´s to headquarter Lima’s first grand public exposition during the celebrations for the 50th anniversary of Peru’s independence, houses the Lima Museum of Art, which permanently exhibits over 10,000 art pieces – from pottery and textile remains of the Paracas and Chavín cultures (900 A.C.) to the largest collection of republican and contemporary art. A perfect setting for a gala cocktail or dinner, guests will be treated a fine selection of typical Peruvian drinks, while enjoying a private visit guided by the most renowned art experts.