Cultural Centers in Peru

Peru has an amazing and rich historical and cultural past. For hundreds of years, the country has been a melting pot of different cultures and ethnic groups. The legacy of ancient cultures, combined with the traditions and customs of immigrants, especially from Europe, Asia, and migrants from the Andes and jungle, makes Peru a unique and diverse country. This also reflects in a rich cultural scene. In the capitol of Lima, next to ancient constructions, churches, museums, theaters, and cinemas, you find an uncountable selection of cultural centers.

The cultural centers in Lima are dedicated to promote foreign and Peruvian culture, offering, for example, language classes or arts seminars, showing theater plays, organizing music and folklore events or have amazing galleries and libraries.

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Goethe Institut

Cultural Centers in Peru
The Goethe Institute is a worldwide operating cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany. Its main goal is to promote the knowledge of the German language and the international cultural cooperation.

Centro Cultural Ricardo Palma

Cultural Centers in Peru
The Cultural Center Ricardo Palma is located inside the Municipality of Miraflores. Its main goal is to promote and spread the Peruvian culture among every citizen. The cultural center offers various cultural events throughout the week.
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