Highlights

• Up to 33% on this major exhibition 
• Find out how people have thrived in some of the most difficult environments on the planet 
• Get up close to pottery, precious metals and ritual paraphernalia 

Time Out says

When you think of Peru, what comes to mind? If it’s Machu Picchu, the famed abandoned Incan city that you always said you’d visit someday, then you’re probably not alone. But what else? That 2000 Disney film, ‘The Emperor’s New Groove’? (A real gem, by the way). Maybe, it’s time you looked a little closer. Peru is a fascinating country with a long and complex history, beginning with its earliest inhabitants from around 2500 BC. This year is Peru’s bicentennial year of independence, and to celebrate, the British Museum is putting on a major exhibition that explores the history, cultural achievements and beliefs of the different peoples who called this place home. Which, by the way, happens to be one of the most challenging environments on the planet, with dry deserts and high altitudes. You’ll get to see extraordinary pieces borrowed from Peru, large-scale photography, videos of iconic sites like the Nasca geoglyphs, and learn about how they developed their unique approaches to economy, time, agriculture and power. And all for £10? A steal! 

Need to know

• This voucher is valid for tickets to ‘Peru: a journey in time’ at the British Museum.
• Please present your voucher upon arrival on your chosen date.
• Under 16 years can attend free if with an accompanied by a paying adult.
• Only valid for your selected date. Admission starts from 10am. Last entry is 3.50pm Mon – Thurs, and 7.10pm on Fridays - voucher is valid all day.
• Valid until the 11th February 2022.
• This voucher cannot be cancelled, refunded, exchanged or used in conjunction with any other offer