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City Tour in Cusco
The beating heart of the Andes
Duration
1/2 Day
From
55
Max. Altitude
12,139 ft - 3,700 m.
Difficulty
Easy
City Tour in Cusco Description
Explore the beating heart of the Andes on our Cusco City Tour, a captivating journey through the city’s cultural legacy. Begin at the historic Plaza de Armas, witness the grandeur of Cusco Cathedral, and delve into the spirituality of the Temple of the Sun at Qorikancha. Traverse the mystique of Sacsayhuaman, marvel at the archaeological wonders of Qenqo, Tambomachay, and Pucapucara. This comprehensive tour unveils the historical richness, architectural marvels, and sacred sites, offering a deep connection to the Andean heritage and the enduring spirit of Cusco.
Cusco Main Square
Sacsayhuaman Archaeological Site
Cusco Cathedral
Qoricancha Sun Temple
Trip Highlights
- Begin your journey at the historic heart of Cusco, Plaza de Armas, where colonial and Inca influences converge.
- Marvel at the grandeur of Cusco Cathedral, a masterpiece of colonial architecture.
- Explore the spiritual significance of Qorikancha, a revered Inca temple.
- Witness the immense stone structures of Sacsayhuaman, an Inca fortress with panoramic views of Cusco.
Itinerary
» City Tour in Cusco
Plaza de Armas
Commence your tour at the iconic Plaza de Armas, the historic heart of Cusco, surrounded by colonial architecture and significant landmarks.
Cusco Cathedral (optional)
Explore the grandeur of Cusco Cathedral, a stunning example of colonial artistry housing a wealth of religious artifacts.
Qorikancha (Temple of the Sun)
Visit Qorikancha, the revered Inca temple dedicated to the Sun God, showcasing intricate stonework and ancient spirituality.
Sacsayhuaman
Marvel at the immense stone structures of Sacsayhuaman, an Inca fortress offering panoramic views of Cusco.
Qenqo
Explore Qenqo, an archaeological site with intriguing rock carvings and ceremonial spaces.
Tambomachay and Pucapucara
Visit Tambomachay and Pucapucara, two sites revealing the ingenuity of Inca engineering and architecture.
Return to Cusco
Conclude your city tour, filled with historical insights and cultural discoveries, as you return to the vibrant city of Cusco.
Included:
- Professional bilingual Guide.
- Touristic transport.
- Entrance ticket.
- First Aid kit and Oxygen bottle.
- Assistance during the tour.
Not included:
- Tips, Snacks, Drinks, Extra expenses.
- Meals (unless otherwise specified)
- Original passport and student ISIC Card if applicable.
- Small back pack and confortable shoes.
- Rain jacket or poncho (December – April).
- Two complete change of clothing.
- Hat or cap to protect you from the sun.
- Sun block (sun protection cream).
- Insect repellent.
- Snacks, chocolate, dried fruit, etc.
- Camera, plenty of film and batteries.
- Sunglasses
- Extra Money (soles).
- Swimwear.
- Sit down with a shaman for a private meditation ceremony.
- Observe local weavers at work during private demonstrations.
- Hone your kitchen skills during Peruvian cooking classes with celebrated chefs.
- Admire views of the Andes from your luxury, vintage-style carriage on the Belmond Hiram Bingham Train.
- Take a day hike along part of the famed Inca Trail and arrive in Machu Picchu via the iconic Sun Gate.
- Amp up the adrenaline with exhilarating adventure activities such as riding the fast-flowing rapids of the Vilcanota River, or zooming along zip lines among towering Andean peaks.
Can I book my own hotels?
Absolutely. If you look at the PRICING, you will see that there is one price for including three star hotels and another for no hotels. We can also book any other hotel for you. Just let us know and we can quote any of the hotels in Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu for you.
Are flights included?
Unfortunately no. Neotropic Peru does not include flights for this trip.
How many people will be part of my tour group?
Our meticulously crafted itineraries, such as this 6-day tour through the Cusco region, are usually designed for individual bookings. In the rare instance that others share your interests on the same day, the groups will remain intentionally small, with a maximum of 12 people. Private groups are effortlessly accommodated, ensuring a personalized and intimate experience for all.
Can I bring my luggage to Machu Picchu?
All larger luggage should stay in Cusco and can be stored either at your hotel or with us at our deposit. The train to Machu Picchu Town only allows small bags aboard.
What is the best time to visit the Cusco region?
The ideal time to visit varies, but generally, the dry season from May to September is recommended for pleasant weather and clear skies. However, each season offers unique experiences.
How do I book a tour with Neotropic Peru Travel?
Booking a tour is simple. Visit our website or contact our customer service team to explore available options, and follow the easy booking process outlined on our platform.
Can I customize my tour itinerary?
We understand that each traveler has unique preferences. While our tours are thoughtfully designed, we can discuss options for customization. Contact our team, and we'll work together to create a personalized itinerary that suits your interests.
How can I provide feedback about my tour experience?
We value your feedback. After your tour, you'll receive a survey to share your thoughts. Additionally, you can reach out to our customer service team directly with any comments or suggestions. Your input helps us continually improve our services.
Are there options for City Tours in languages other than English?
Some tour operators may offer tours in different languages. Inquire in advance if you require a tour in a language other than English.
What is the best time to book a City Tour in Cusco?
City Tours are available year-round, but weather conditions may vary. Consider the climate and your preferences when planning your visit to Cusco.
