Hola Marco, te recomiendo lo siguiente, frente a la catedral(plaza de Armas de Lima), existe un pasaje, ahí se encuentra Perú Gourmet (excelentes Piscos), diagonal a este restaurante existe una agencia de turismo de Perú, entra y diles que deseas ir a la casa de Aliaga, ellos te explican. Yo fui con mi esposa y pague 30 soles la entrada(por los 2) y la guía no me quería cobrar, yo le di 50 soles, explico muy bien

Hello! You need to make reservation with an agency. They will not let you in without a tour guide who previously confirmed the reservation for you.

NO Es mejor coordinarlo con su agente de viaje, pues tienen reservas y capacidad de visitas gracias

Hola Patricia: En el caso nuestro tomamos un city tour muy interesante que incluía precisamente la casa Aliaga. Te dejo el contacto ya que esta empresa organizó todo en forma excelente para nuestro grupo de 3 personas tanto para Lima como para Cuzco y Machu Picchu: Carol Alvarez Ejecutiva de Cuentas - E-Commerce & Atenciones Especiales calvarez@vipac.pe Suerte!

reservas@ casadealiaga. com Pueden hacer sus reservas en linea que con gusto los atenderán.

Dear Jessica :-) Hi!!! Yes! You can take pictures inside the house but without flash. The visit is S/30 soles and the dinner will depend as there are different options. We have a gourmet dinner running only on Thursdays (you can check availabilty in our web page) where we accept 2 people reservations and for private dinners we only accept groups of minimum 20 people. If you have any other questions please let us know! Cheers from Lima!

Dear Paul: Cheers from Lima! I am Maria Eugenia de Aliaga, one of the owners of Casa Aliaga. Yes, 2 or 4 people can visit the house. We don't have English speaking guides at the house but you can download a list of recommended guides that you can book from our web page. About the Luncheons, unfortunately as the house is not a restaurant with fixed personnel we only accept private groups with a minimum of 20 people. We do have an option for smaller groups (minimum 4 people) and it is the Tasting Menu that is designed by Chef Jeronimo de Aliaga and runs every Thursday (starting this year on 19th of February) at dinner time. You can check more information on this also in our web. Please let us know if you have any more questions :-)

Dear Paul: Cheers from Lima! Yes, 2 or 4 people can visit the house. We don't have English speaking guides at the house but you can download a list of recommended guides that you can book from our web page. About the Luncheons, unfortunately as the house is not a restaurant with fixed personnel we only accept private groups with a minimum of 20 people. We do have an option for smaller groups (minimum 4 people) and it is the Tasting Menu that is designed by Chef Jeronimo de Aliaga and runs every Thursday (starting this year on 19th of February) at dinner time. You can check more information on this also in our web. Please let us know if you have any more questions :-)