Visiting the City Tour in Cusco is one of the best ways to get to know the city because in a few hours it gives you a clear view of the most important things about its history, culture and architectural grandeur. It’s not just a sightseeing tour: it’s a “living class” of Inca and colonial history.
The main reason it is so recommended is that it connects two worlds that coexist in Cusco: the Inca legacy and the Spanish colonial influence. In a single half day you understand how the city evolved and why it is considered the “Archaeological Capital of America”.
Operating Schedule: SHIFT TOMORROW Start 09 : 00am to 2 : 00pm approx. LATE SHIFT start 1 : 00pm to 6 : 30pm approx.
Qoricancha was the center of the main state and astronomical religious power dedicated to the Sun (Inti) in the heart of the city, Qenqo was a huaca or temple of worship closer to nature and the dead, with a mystical and funerary character focused on the earth
Sacsayhuamán was an ancient Inca fortress located in Cusco, Peru, and also an important religious and ceremonial center. It is believed that its construction began during the reign of Pachacútec and continued with his successors. The fortress, built of large stone blocks, was a complex with stepped walls, warehouses and possibly temples.
It was the Astronomical Observatory Center: The structures of Qenqo are aligned with the solstices and equinoxes, serving for the study of the sun and moon.
was an important pre-Inca ceremonial and administrative center developed between 100 BC and 300 AD in Puno, serving as the nucleus of the Pucará culture.
was an important Inca ceremonial center dedicated to water worship and a refuge/resting place for the nobility
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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