Join an immersive walking tour through Cusco's historic city centre, where you will explore the best viewpoints and uncover the cultural and historical depth of this iconic city. This experience combines stunning views, rich history, and local traditions, giving you an insider’s look at Cusco's architectural marvels and cultural heritage.

Start at Cusco’s Main Square (Plaza de Armas). Begin your tour at the heart of Cusco, the Plaza de Armas, where your knowledgeable guide will introduce you to the historical significance of the many colonial and Inca landmarks surrounding the square. Discover the vibrant stories and events that shaped Cusco over the centuries.

From the main square, head to the palace of the Inca Emperor Wiracocha. Marvel at Inca architectural ingenuity and learn about the construction techniques and cultural importance that make Cusco a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Next, make your way to the charming San Blas district, renowned for its artisan community and picturesque views. At one of Cusco’s finest viewpoints, take in panoramic sights of the cityscape. While in San Blas, also explore a museum showcasing traditional Andean art.

Continue through Cusco’s traditional streets, where you’ll experience the city’s character up close. Stop at a local luthier shop, where you’ll learn about the art of creating traditional Andean musical instruments, a unique opportunity to connect with the region's musical heritage.

Your journey leads you to one of Cusco’s most beautiful streets, filled with colonial architecture and ancient Inca walls. Here, visit one of the last surviving Inca ceremonial sites and a colonial-era aqueduct, symbols of Cusco’s layered history and cultural syncretism.

The tour culminates at the San Cristobal Square, offering an extraordinary viewpoint of the entire city. Enjoy unparalleled vistas while your guide shares more about the city’s layout and historical development. After a day filled with exploration and history, head back to the main square, where you can relax and savour a traditional Pisco Sour or another authentic local drink, included in the tour.