Lima

                  
Few foreign visitor falls in love with the Peruvian capital, but nearly all of them pass through it -- a whopping 90 percent, in fact. Lima’s Jorge Chávez International Airport receives the bulk of all incoming international flights, while overland travelers are likely to pass through the capital at some point. But the City of Kings is far more than a just a transport hub. Those who choose to stick around find plenty of things to do in Lima, home to some of the nation’s best restaurants, museums, parks and colonial architecture. According to the MasterCard 2014 Global Destination Cities Index, Lima was the most visited city in Latin America by foreign arrivals in 2014, and the twentieth most visited city in the world.