Walking City Tour Cusco Half Day

Cusco Walking City Tour is an enchanting tour of about 3 hours approximately, within the historical center of Qosqo llacta. The only way to know in detail the majesty of the capital of the Inca empire, with its streets that preserve their urban traces of the Inca period, its temples, palaces and colonial style balconies.

At the same time we are promoting the Green and regenerative Tourism, a good alternative to introduce the Quechua culture with its history and living culture.

This walking tour through Cusco provides a unique immersion into Quechua culture and history, allowing you to explore Inca architecture, local markets, and artisan traditions. Spanning half a day, it connects you with the city’s essence in a sustainable manner, promoting Green Tourism and offering an authentic and unforgettable experience.

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Type of Circuit:	Archaelogical
Activity:	Cultural Tourism
Location:	Cusco
Level:	Easy physical effort
Duration:	1 day
Maximum Altitude:	Between 3300 – 3500 meter above sea level
Weather:	Cold / Dry and Temperature / Humid.

Itinerary

We pick you up from your hotel, the official tour guide will give you an excellent briefing of the city, gentle walking tour, suitable for all levels of fitness, and is a good way to acclimatize to the high altitude of Cusco, especially if you have also booked a hike.

The tour starts at the Plaza de Armas, where we explore the beautiful Renaissance style cathedral containing approximately 300 paintings in the style of the Cusco school, where the guide will explain in detail the goodness and peculiarities of the existing palaces and temples. Then to go to the traditional market of San Pedro (vegetable market), on the way you can observe different religious temples with their Baroque and Renaissance styles, arriving at the market of San Pedro where they sell all kinds of vegetable products such as the variety of potatoes, vegetables, corn, variety of meats, fresh fruit juices, as well as handicrafts. This is where the locals go to buy their groceries. Then we continue to Qoricancha (the Temple of the Sun), which at the time of the Inca Empire was considered the most important religious center, considered as the “Center of the Universe or navel of the world”. Today Santo Domingo Convent.