Join us for an unforgettable City Tour of Cusco! Explore the charm and rich culture of Cusco with a guided city tour. Visit Cusco’s most iconic monuments and historic sites, including the Cathedral, Qoricancha, Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Puka Pukara, and Tambomachay.
Discover what makes Cusco a unique destination and immerse yourself in its history and culture on this guided city tour.
Discover the city's history, iconic architectural structures, and ancient Inca legends.
Your tour begins with a hotel pickup, taking you to the starting point. We offer two options: the morning tour runs from approximately 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM, and the afternoon tour runs from 1:00 PM to 6:30 PM.
The tour begins with a visit to Cusco Cathedral, renowned for its rich history and valuable works of art. Next, we will explore Qoricancha, the Temple of the Sun, a sacred site dedicated to deities that showcases the exquisite stone craftsmanship of the Cusqueños. We will continue to the Sacsayhuamán esplanade, famous for its enormous megalithic stone walls, built with astonishing precision. The tour continues to nearby archaeological sites, including Q'enqo, Puca Pucara, and Tambomachay. The tour concludes at Cusco’s Plaza de Armas (Main Square).
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After the tour, take a stroll around the Plaza de Armas and its surroundings, where you can admire the craftsmanship of Cusco artisans in local shops. You can also indulge in Peru’s renowned cuisine at local restaurants, or simply relax on a bench in the Plaza de Armas, enjoy the scenery, and capture the classic photo to remember your visit—all in a warm atmosphere despite the chilly Cusco nights. If you enjoy nightlife, you’ll find many clubs and bars around the square, filled with both tourists and locals ready to have fun.
Our transfer will pick you up from your hotel and take you to the starting point of your tour. We offer two options: the morning tour runs from approximately 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM, and the afternoon tour runs from 1:00 PM to 6:30 PM.
The tour begins at Cusco Cathedral, adorned with intricate woodwork, impressive altars, and beautiful paintings by local artists from the Cusco School, which incorporate hidden elements of indigenous thought.
Next, we will take a short walk through the historic center to Qoricancha, the Temple of the Sun. According to historical accounts, entering this site required fasting and going barefoot, as it was considered a sacred sanctuary dedicated to the deities of the Sun, Moon, Stars, Rainbow, Thunder, and Lightning. Here, you’ll admire the exquisite stonework of the Incas, with intricate stone-cutting techniques that remain stable to this day despite earthquakes.
After visiting Qoricancha, we'll board transportation to Sacsayhuaman, located 3 km from the city of Cusco. The esplanade of Sacsayhuaman offers a panoramic view of the city of Cusco. Sacsayhuamán was built with massive limestone blocks weighing between 25 and 130 tons. Comprising three terraces stacked in a zigzag pattern, this site served as a gathering place for festivals like Warachikuy and Inti Raymi due to its expansive size.
We will also visit Q'enqo, which means “labyrinth” in Quechua. Located one kilometer from Sacsayhuaman, it showcases limestone rock structures sculpted over 500 meters, accompanied by formations that historians believe were used for astronomical, religious, embalming, and mummification purposes.
Next, we'll explore Puca Pucara, derived from the Quechua words "Puka” (red) and “Pukara” (fortress). Translating to “red fortress,” this was a strategic location for controlling and monitoring access to and from the Imperial City of Cusco. It served as a territorial border to demarcate regions and establish travel regulations.
As the final destination of this tour, we will visit Tambomachay, a resting place located 9 km from the city of Cusco. It's known as the “Inca Baths” due to its water sources or the “Waters of Eternal Youth” due to its constant flowing waters. The city tour concludes at Cusco’s Plaza de Armas (Main Square).
Overnight stay in Cusco Honorary Titles of the city of Cusco.
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After the tour, take a stroll around the Plaza de Armas and its surroundings, where you can admire the craftsmanship of Cusco artisans in local shops. You can also indulge in Peru’s renowned cuisine at local restaurants, or simply relax on a bench in the Plaza de Armas, enjoy the scenery, and capture the classic photo to remember your visit—all in a warm atmosphere despite the chilly Cusco nights. If you enjoy nightlife, you’ll find many clubs and bars around the square, filled with both tourists and locals ready to have fun.
City Tour In Cusco 5 H
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City Tour In Cusco 5 H
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