Milan (MIL) to Lima (LIM) flights from EUR720

Are you planning a trip to Lima? Any time is a good time to visit the capital of Peru. Compare the schedules and fares offered in the KLM calendar to choose from the best flight deals from Milan to Lima. Whether it's for business or leisure, flying from Milan to Lima with KLM is sure to be a delight. KLM offers drinks, snacks, a customizable tasty meal, a thousand hours of entertainment, and even a handy Wi-Fi connection to stay in touch with those back home or those waiting for you in Lima.

Having the certainty of spending hours surrounded by little comforts is essential, especially on long-haul trips like flights from Milan to Lima. With comfortable seats, the option to choose between different classes – Economy, Business, and Premium Comfort – and personalized service, time seems to fly. With KLM intercontinental routes become a pleasure as well as becoming more sustainable.

KLM is working on improvements that make every flight more sustainable. From lighter and more comfortable equipment and seats, which reduce CO2 emissions, to the meal service prepared by sustainable and responsible suppliers, many small changes have been implemented to reduce the environmental impact of travellers. 

Practical information for flights from Milan to Lima

Every day, KLM flies from Milan to Lima, the capital of Peru, with convenient schedules for both outbound and return flights. The flight time from Malpensa Airport (MPX) to Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM) is approximately 16 hours. The best way to reach the centre of Lima from the airport is to take a taxi at the stop located in front of the arrivals terminal on the ground floor. The major taxi companies offer fixed-rate rides. Travel times vary depending on traffic, from 30 to 50 minutes, so it's essential to bear this in mind when heading to the airport for your return flight from Lima to Milan.

Best time to visit Lima

With KLM, you can travel to Lima at any time of the year. The seasons are the opposite to ours, with summer from December to January and winter from July to August. Thanks to the mild climate, you can always take advantage of the best last-minute flight fares from Milan to Lima, especially in their winter period, i.e., August when there is a pleasant temperature with lows of around 17°C and a dry season that keeps you safe from frequent rains.

What to see in Lima

Lima is a city with a strong Spanish influence and a historic center that has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along with the elegant districts of Miraflores and Barranco, the historic center is one of the must-visit areas of the capital. If you're taking a flight from Milan to Lima with the intention of visiting Machu Picchu and other areas of Peru, you should still take the opportunity to spend two days exploring the most beautiful places in Lima:

• Plaza Mayor with the Cathedral of Saint John the Apostle Evangelist;
• Plaza San Martin, with the splendid Bolivar hotels, the Colón Theatre, and the National Club;
• Iglesia de San Pedro, housing two Lignum Crucis;
• Monasterio de San Francisco, with its mudéjar-style painted vaults and catacombs;
• Huaca Pucllana in Miraflores, an archaeological site from the pre-colonial period;
• Mate, the Mario Testino museum with a permanent collection from the famous photographer;
• Museo Larco, an eighteenth-century palace formerly the residence of Spanish viceroys with collections of pre-Columbian art.
• Puente de los Suspiros, the ancient wooden bridge in Barranco, surrounded by murals by street artists.

Flights from Milan to Lima: Frequently Asked Questions

Here is some useful information to read before departing on your KLM flight from Milan to Lima:

Where is Lima?

Lima is the capital of Peru, a South American country. The country's largest and most populous city is in the central coastal area of Peru, overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

How many hours is the flight from Milan to Lima?

The flight time from Milan to Lima is approximately 16 hours.

What is the time in Lima?

Lima is six hours behind Italy in terms of time zone.

What is there to do in Lima?

Lima is the gastronomic capital of South America. For those who love high-level cuisine, booking a table at one of the city's Michelin-starred restaurants is a must. In the Barranco district you can enjoy the menu that chefs Martinez and León offer at Central, a restaurant at the top of The World's 50 Best Restaurants. In Miraflores, there's Maido, which combines Japanese flavors with Peruvian heart and is ranked in sixth place. You can find traditional Peruvian flavors revisited at Mayta, Jaime Pesaque's flagship restaurant, or sit down at Kjolle, Pía León's first solo restaurant. Of all the things to do in Lima, a couple of Michelin-starred dinners are a must, especially considering their attractive and lower prices compared to those in Europe.