Lima

**Lima** (リマ, *Rima*?) is a port accessible in Chocolatier: Decadence by Design. It's one of the more minor ports in the game, but it's important as it sells it's own varietal cacao. Alex Fletcher gives the player access to the port via giving a case of her favorite truffle via the Truffles for the Board quest.

## Information

In the second half of the 1940s and the 1950s, Lima, Peru, was a bustling and rapidly growing city, experiencing significant economic and social changes. The end of World War II brought a period of prosperity and growth to the country, which was reflected in the city's urbanization, industrialization, and modernization.

The city center was characterized by a mix of colonial architecture and modern buildings, including several large public buildings such as the Presidential Palace, the National Library, and the National Museum. The city's population was growing rapidly, and new neighborhoods were being developed on the outskirts of the city to accommodate the influx of people. The city's transportation infrastructure was also expanding, with the construction of new roads, bridges, and the expansion of the city's tram and bus network.

The city's economy was dominated by agriculture, mining, and manufacturing, and Lima was home to many large factories producing textiles, food products, and other goods. As a result, the city attracted many immigrants from rural areas, seeking employment opportunities and a better life.

The cultural scene in Lima was vibrant, with many theaters, cinemas, and nightclubs catering to the city's growing middle class. The city was also home to many artists, musicians, and writers, who were influenced by the modernist movements of the time.

However, Lima was also characterized by significant social and economic inequalities, with a large population of poor and marginalized people living in crowded and unsanitary conditions in the city's slums. Political corruption and instability were also common, with the military playing a prominent role in national politics.

## Buildings

* **Mercado Aurora:** The local market in Lima, maintained by Giuliana Zender. The player can purchase ingredients that go into making chocolates here.
* **Miraflores Chocolates:** The local chocolate shop managed by Yussell Parodi. The player can sell his/her confections here.
* **Pucusana Plantation:** A cacao plantation that was planned to be featured in the game, but was cut in the final game. Pedro Allavena sells his Peruvian Cacao here.
* **Cathedral of Lima:** A Christian cathedral located opposite of the plaza. Ariana Ronceros can be found here.
* **Plaza Mayor:**A small garden plaza in the middle of a street between the market and shoppe. Keylla Astengo can be found here.
* **Alpamayo Peak:** The famous Alpamayo mountain in the Andes Mountains. Luis Balarin can be found here.
* **Pizzaro Place:** An apartment building at Lima's seafront, the player can contact different characters here.

## Trivia

* Certain buildings are named after different aspects of Lima:
	+ Miraflores Chocolates is named after the tourist, modern section of Lima, Miraflores.
	+ Pizzaro Place is named after by the founder of Lima, Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizzaro.

## Gallery

The scenery of Lima, with appropriately-labelled buildings.