• Sacsayhuaman - Sacsayhuamán is one of the most incredible buildings in the world. It began to be built during the Inca Pachacutec government in the XV century. Approximately more than 20 thousand men extracted the stones from the nearby quarries and transferred them 20 kilometers to the hill in the city of Cusco.
• San Blas - San Blas, it’s a traditional neighborhood. Handicraft shops as well as workshops of the most famous artisans of Cusco are located at San Blas. It is famous for its beautiful cobbled streets and white houses.
• Cusco Cathedral - The Cusco Cathedral has countless works from the Cusqueña school, combining the styles of European devotional painting of the 17th century, with the symbolism of indigenous artists from the Andes of Cusco.
• Church and Convent of Our Lady of Mercy (Iglesia de La Merced) - The construction of the Church of La Merced began in the year 1535, when the first mercenaries began the construction of their houses and temple. In 1650, an earthquake destroyed the building, leaving only a part of the temple. In 1671, the work was completed. In it you can see majestic works of art, architecture and canvases of excellent artistic quality. The mural painting of Father Salamanca’s cell stands out, as well as the Custody made of gold and decorated with precious stones.
• Qorikancha - This place is also known as “The Temple of the Sun”(QuriKancha: golden temple). Upon the arrival of the Spanish, it became the basis for the construction of the Santo Domingo Convent.

• Pickup and drop-off service included.
• Entrance fees to Cusco Cathedral, Coricancha, and La Merced Church covered.
• Expert bilingual (English/Spanish) tour guide provided.

• Cusco Tourist ticket (BTC).
• Personal expenses.
• Gratuities.
• Snacks and beverages.

Begin your exploration at Sacsayhuamán, a remarkable Inca construction and a UNESCO World Heritage site, established in the 15th century. The impressive fortification, constructed from massive stones whose movement and carving still puzzles researchers. Afterwards, venture back into the city to explore the district of San Blas, originally home to Inca royalty. Now, it boasts charming cobblestone streets and serves as a hub for local craftsmen. Next, pay a visit to the grand cathedral in the central plaza. Construction on this magnificent structure began in 1560 using stones transported from the Sacsayhuaman fortress. Proceed to the Church of La Merced, a modern Baroque gem. Be awed by its captivating courtyard, intricate wooden ceilings and grand altars. Finally, tour Coricancha, also referred to as ‘The Temple of the Sun’ (QuriKancha; golden temple). Upon the Spanish invasion, it was repurposed as the foundation for the convent of Santo Domingo.

• It is important to inform us the name of the hotel where you are staying to coordinate your activity.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult.
• Rates do not apply for Peruvians or foreign passengers whose stay exceeded 60 days in Peru because sales taxes are not included in the above total and, if applicable, will be collected by the local operator.
• To visit Sacsayhuaman it is important that you acquire your Cusco Tourist Ticket (BTC).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.