The park is named after Pedro Ruiz Gallo, a 19th-century Peruvian army officer and inventor known for building the clock in Lima’s Exhibition Park.
It is officially located within the administrative boundaries of Lince, despite its frequent association with the neighboring San Isidro district.
Parque Pedro Ruiz Gallo is a local urban park located in the Lince district of Lima. The site features a central monument dedicated to the Peruvian military hero and polymath Pedro Ruiz Gallo. The park is characterized by its manicured green spaces and paved walking paths. It serves primarily as a neighborhood recreation area for local residents. The landscaping includes mature trees providing scattered shade throughout the grassy sections. Benches are positioned around the perimeter and near the central monument for public seating. The site is maintained by the Municipality of Lince.
Directly in front of the central pedestal monument for a centered perspective of the statue and surrounding greenery.
Visit during the early morning if you prefer to avoid the peak heat of the day.
Keep a close watch on personal belongings, as the park is in a high-traffic urban area.
Do not visit alone after dark, as neighborhood parks in this area of Lima are best enjoyed during daylight hours.
