El Olivar is a public park located in the neighbourhood of the same name in San Isidro District, Lima, Peru.

Named after the olive trees located there since their introduction in 1560,[3] it is part of the cultural heritage of Peru.

[1][6] The park is the location of the House of Culture (and former Municipal Palaca), the El Olivar Cultural Centre, which houses the Municipal Library, the Chamber Theater, the Children's Library, the Multipurpose Room and the Art Gallery; and the Marina Núñez del Prado Museum [es].

[6] There are also many buildings designed by architects such as Ricardo de Jaxa Malachowski, Emilio Harth-Terré [es] and José Álvarez Calderón.

[7] The neighbourhood, which consists of the park's surroundings, houses a number of historical buildings, among them the embassies of Colombia (residence), Finland, France,[4] and Morocco.