Palacio Rimac

Located in the district of Rimac, lying north of downtown Lima, you can find Casino Palacio Rimac. There are 6 bridges over the Rimac River, so consider taking in a a lot of leisurely strolls when not on the gaming floor. Areas on interest near the casino are the Rimac River, the Desamparados railway, the Plaza Vea Acho and Centor Historico. Grab a coffee in Plaza de Armas, or check out the San Francisco convent. The Plaza de Acho features, arguably, the most famous bull-fighting arena in South America. A draw for tourists and locals alike, stop here if you want to better appreciate the local mindset.

Gaming

The casino offers up a modest 103 slot and video poker machines and runs 24 hours daily. Pop in for a light gaming session between tours throughout the city and try your luck at boosting your shopping bankroll.

Hotel/Accommodations

There are no hotels on site. Just 1.4 km from the casino you can find the Hotel Espana. The hotel has internet on site, provides a taxi service and have rooms in both singles and doubles. Alternately, walk around finding another hotel more suited to your level of comforts or budget.

Dining

There are restaurants on site but there are several nearby options. To try authentic Peruvian cuisine choose El Fayke or Manhatten, also serving up American fare. If French-inspired cuisine is more up your alley, try L’eau Vive. Alternately, chat up hotel and casino staff for recommendations on lesser known but popular local eateries serving up unique South American dishes.

Entertainment/Nightlife

During days, check out local parks and gardens and ages-old cemeteries. Soak up ancient architecture in the historic areas. Find you newest favourite watering hole and chat up locals and relax to a Pisco Sour. If you’re really interested in exploring local culture and mentality, try Plaza de Acho, one of the most prominent bull-fighting arenas in all of South America, a draw for both locals and tourists. Head on over to one of the oldest convents in the area, the San Francisco convent. Take in a coffee and spend time people watching over at Plaza de Armas. Walk along the promenade, built back in 1611, later rebuilt in 1770. Talk to hotel and casino staff about local festivals, popular markets and lesser-known attractions specific to the area.

Rewards/Deals

There are currently no player rewards systems in place. Speak to a casino host or hostess to see if there are potential contests or promotions running.