We tell you this and much more in our Free Tour of Cusco.

Palace of the Inca Pachacutec (Cusicancha)

The Pachacutec palace is located one block from the plaza with 8 Inca enclosures, a construction with stone and adobe, a whole structural level of pre-Inca settlement that allows us to know how the royal palace of the Incas was formerly, in this Tour we will enter from free way.

Inca streets

Explore the Inca streets on our free walking tour of Cusco. You will be impressed with the millenary city of Cusco, considered the navel of the Inca Empire and the capital of its organizational, political, religious, and economic center. Buildings, urban centers, and temples that were important to the Incas in their heyday, which are still preserved in their original state. 

Cusco’s Plaza de Armas

The Plaza de Armas of Cusco known as huacaypata (place of tears), is surrounded by restaurants, bars, travel agencies, hotels and churches, such as the cathedral, the Company of Jesus, built on Inca foundations. Also on this tour for Tips in Cusco, you will see the symbolic tomb of the revolutionary character Túpac Amaru II.

Cusco Cathedral

The Cathedral of Cusco is a construction that took more than 100 years from 1560 to 1664 in one of the Inca palaces. Inside the Cathedral of Cusco is an exceptional collection of canvases, such as “The Last Supper” with a peculiar change to the Andean style, different from the original canvas by Leonardo da Vinci, we will tell you about the unusual change of the original canvas.

Regocijo Square (Kusipata), Cusco

The Plazoleta Regocijo, known by the locals in their native Quechua language as “kusitapa”, which means “happy place,” in this beautiful Regocijo Square, is one of the main public entities that watches over the town, the Municipality of Cusco, council or town hall.

Inca Garcilazo Museum

The Cusco Regional Historical Museum It is located in the Regocijo square, a gleaming colonial house where the first biological Mestizo of Inca and Hispanic descent lived, Inca Garcilazo de la Vega, he was a writer and historian, one of his works recognized and published in Lisbon in the year 1609 was “the real comments of the Incas”, in our Free Tour in Cusco you will know much more!

Plaza San Francisco, Cusco

The Plaza San Francisco is located two blocks from the main square, in this place you can see a beautiful garden of Medicinal Plants of the Sierra and Jungle of Peru, come and meet some of these native plants in our Tour of Cusco.

Santa Clara Arch, Peru

The Arch of Santa Clara is a monument dedicated to the confederation of Peru and Bolivia and is considered one of the most beautiful republican arch works in Peru. That is, the design was inspired by the Roman Arches of three lights, We also explain the design with an Andean Condor that is in the upper part of the Arch of Santa Clara.

San Pedro-Cusco Central Market

The Central Market of San Pedro is located 5 blocks from the main square and was built in 1925. Designed by Gustave Alexandre Eiffel, author of the famous Paris Tower (France) you will learn about some native fruits, fruit juices, local foods, and varieties of corn, potatoes and much more.

San Pedro Church – Cusco

The Church of San Pedro began its construction in 1688 as a hospital for the natives, destroyed by the earthquake of 1650, starting another new construction in 1699 by the indigenous, Juan Tomas Tuyru Tupac Inca, built with a single nave, and a façade in the traditional Cusco style inspired by cathedral molds. Come and join our Free Guided Tours Cusco.

Do you know the origin of the Cuzqueña flag?

Here on our Walks of Cusco we tell you everything, The flag of Cusco is designed with 7 horizontal colors and was adopted as the main logo of one of the local radio stations known as Tahuantinsuyo in 1948 by Raúl Montesino and was adopted by the Municipality of Cusco in 1978.