• Plaza de Armas Cuzco - Cusco’s Plaza de Armas serves as the historic heart of the city, surrounded by notable colonial structures such as the Cathedral and the Church of the Society of Jesus. At its center, a fountain and a statue of Pachacútec can be found. This lively square is a popular meeting spot for both residents and visitors, hosting events like the Inti Raymi. It represents the seamless fusion of Inca and colonial legacies.
• San Pedro Central Market - The bustling San Pedro Market is arguably the best place to experience the authentic essence of Cusco’s everyday life. Move beyond the picturesque views of the main square and dive into the genuine rhythms of local life. As you wander through the market’s narrow aisles filled with vibrant fabrics, fresh produce, tasty street food, and unique shaman stalls, the guide will provide intriguing insights into the market’s rich history.
• Qorikancha - The next stop is Qorikancha, where the convent of Santo Domingo is constructed on the site of the ancient temple. Upon their arrival, many invaders were astounded by the temple’s magnificence, as tradition suggests it was once entirely adorned in gold.

• Professional guide available in English or Spanish

• Pick-up is not included, we have a meeting point set up.
• Entrance fee to Koricancha is not included (It costs approximately 6 USD)
• Anything not specified in the itinerary description

The walking tour begins at the vibrant San Pedro market, an ideal spot to experience authentic Cusquean life. Participants can observe the daily routines of locals beyond the picturesque setting of Cusco’s main square. The guide shares the market’s history while navigating through its narrow aisles filled with colorful textiles, food, fresh juices, bread, and shaman stalls.

Following this, the tour proceeds to Cusco’s main square. This lively and bustling area serves as the city’s colonial heart, boasting expansive stone pathways and beautifully maintained gardens.

Next, the tour visits Qorikancha, where the convent of Santo Domingo is built atop the ancient temple. Many invaders were inexplicably captivated by the temple’s grandeur upon their arrival, as tradition holds that it was once entirely covered in gold.

NOTE:
Please note that pick-up is not provided. The meeting point is at the Plaza de Armas in Cusco, directly in front of the water fountain.

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