• Plaza de Armas - Plaza de Armas, Cusco
  The journey begins in the heart of Cusco at the Plaza de Armas, once the epicenter of the Inca Empire. Visitors can marvel at the stunning Cusco Cathedral and the Church of La Compañía de Jesús, both exquisite examples of colonial architecture built atop Inca foundations. Stories will be shared about the transformation of this square from an Inca ceremonial center to the vibrant hub it is today, surrounded by arcades, balconies, and lively energy. It’s an ideal place to appreciate the blend of Inca and Spanish cultures that define Cusco.
• Calle Hatun Rumiyoc - Stroll along the renowned Hatun Rumiyoc Street, home to the Stone of Twelve Angles, a remarkable example of Inca stonework. Observe how these massive stones fit together seamlessly without mortar, a technique that continues to astonish engineers. Stories and legends surrounding this iconic landmark will be shared as one explores one of Cusco’s most photographed streets.
• Qorikancha - Once the most significant temple of the Inca Empire, dedicated to the Sun God. Its walls were once adorned with sheets of gold, reflecting Cusco’s spiritual and political power. Today, visitors can see how the Spanish constructed the Convent of Santo Domingo atop the original Inca foundations, creating a striking contrast between two worlds that shaped Cusco’s history.
• Acueducto Colonial De Sapantiana - Calle Siete Borreguitos
  Stroll through the charming Siete Borreguitos Street, known for its colorful flowers and traditional balconies. This quiet, picturesque lane offers a more local side of Cusco, perfect for photos and for experiencing the city beyond the main squares.

Sapantiana Colonial Aqueduct
Away from the crowds, visit the Sapantiana Aqueduct, an impressive colonial-era structure built with stone arches. It’s a peaceful spot where history, architecture, and nature converge, revealing another layer of Cusco’s past that many visitors overlook.

• ChocoMuseo Cusco - Enjoy a tasting of local chocolate
• Cusco - San Cristobal viewpoint

• Certified tour guide with fluent English
• Photo book for explanation

Embark on an exciting walking tour to uncover the rich history and lively culture of Cusco. Accompanied by an expert local guide, visit renowned sites like the Plaza de Armas, the impressive Coricancha, and the intriguing 12-Angle Stone. Wander through the picturesque streets and listen to enthralling tales that unveil the mysteries of this ancient city. The tour also offers an opportunity to interact with friendly alpacas and llamas in a welcoming patio, making it an ideal adventure for families and history buffs alike.

• Duration: 2 hours, with daily departures at various times
• Flexible booking options available, with the option to pay later in cash
• Private tours customized for groups, families, or friends
• Easy walking route suitable for all visitors, including newcomers

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