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It dates from the time of the rubber boom. From there you have an attractive panorama of the river and the floating neighborhood of Bethlehem and on its route you can see important historical monuments, restaurants and cafes. Named in memory of the heroes who fell in the war with Chile, the boardwalk has been remodeled and has wide sidewalks, small squares with gardens and a unique roundabout, a monument to biodiversity and to the myths and legends of the Amazon region.





Iquitos Boulevard is only one block from the Plaza de Armas. It starts from the intersection with Brasil Street and extends to the intersection with Nauta Street, along the banks of the Itaya River. If you are in the Plaza de Armas you can take Napo Street or Putumayo Street.





During the afternoon it is an extremely peaceful place, although not necessarily pleasant as it is extremely hot! The best times to walk there are when the sun is setting or at night.



At night it becomes a lively leisure center, where there are numerous restaurants, bars, cafes, shows of comedians, karate men, traditional Amazonian dancers, etc. In addition, there is no shortage of artisans, improvised itinerant tourist guides, "bricheros", tourists, etc.

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