Highlights
- Explore Cusco’s Inca and colonial landmarks in 2 hours
- Visit Coricancha, Nazarenas, and the 12-Angle Stone
- Discover San Blas, Sapantiana aqueduct, and 7 Borreguitos
- Taste local chocolate and traditional chicha drink
- Meet friendly llamas and alpacas along the way
Description
Explore the magic of Cusco on this immersive 2-hour walking tour that blends Inca history, colonial charm, and authentic local experiences.
Begin at the Plaza de Armas, the ancient heart of the Inca Empire, and learn how it transformed under Spanish rule. Admire the impressive Cathedral and the Church of the Society of Jesus, symbols of faith and power. Continue along Sun Street (Intikijllu) to admire its perfectly carved Inca walls and the historic girls’ convent, then meet a few friendly llamas and alpacas nearby.
At Plazoleta Nazarenas, surrounded by elegant colonial buildings, you’ll hear stories about Cusco’s noble past. Visit the Palace of Inka Roca and marvel at the famous 12-Angle Stone on Hatun Rumiyoc Street, where you’ll also enjoy a delicious stop at the ChocoMuseo to taste locally made Peruvian chocolate.
Then head into the artistic San Blas neighborhood, known for its cobblestone alleys, artisan workshops, and peaceful charm. Discover the hidden Sapantiana colonial aqueduct and walk through colorful 7 Borreguitos Street, one of Cusco’s most photogenic corners. If the local chicha lady is around, you’ll even get to try a taste of the traditional fermented corn drink loved by locals for generations.
Your local guide will share fascinating stories, legends, and insider tips that bring Cusco’s living history to life — a perfect introduction to the city’s culture, flavors, and heart.
Includes
Professional English-speaking local guide
Guided walking tour of Cusco’s historical center
Visit to Plaza de Armas and the Cusco Cathedral
Explanation of Inca history, architecture, and culture
Visit to Amaru Cancha (llamas and alpacas)
Exploration of Coricancha (Temple of the Sun)
Stop at the 12-Angled Stone
Walk through San Blas artisan neighborhood
Chocolate tasting at ChocoMuseum (if included in tour)
Optional chicha tasting if available in San Blas streets
Stories and anecdotes about Inca and colonial history
Tips for local photography spots
Excludes
Gratuities for the guide (optional)
Food or drinks, except for chocolate
Important Information
- This is a walking tour; moderate physical condition is recommended.
Entrance to Coricancha is not included but can be seen from outside.
The route may vary slightly depending on local events or festivities.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
