Cusco · PISCO SOUR & NIGHTLIFE
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The good pisco sour & nightlife fill up fast around Cusco, and the great ones fill up first. Here are the 9 best, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can book before the calendar closes.
Cusco pub crawl with queue-free entry, included drinks, and a guided bar hop to Limbus Restobar, Del Valle Sagrado, and two clubs.
“On time and as per the program. David was a great host. Felt like catching up with friends.”
Cusco by Night pairs Plaza de Armas views, Inca-style stargazing at a small planetarium, dinner, and one pisco sour.
“This was a great evening in Cusco, after a city tour including San Pedro market and a Pisco Sour at a great little restaurant with views of the town square we met up with the planetarium group. Up to this point it was just the two of us with our awesome guide, whom we felt like a friend who was fun to talk with and was very informative. When we met up with the planetarium group, our guide was on hand to make sure we had good seats on the bus, blankets at the star gazing. We really enjoyed every bit of this evening, which also included dinner following the…”
Cusco historic walking tour through San Blas and Qoricancha, ending with pisco sour or chicha morada plus an Andean music show.
“The tour we took with Nilo was fantastic! He is very knowledgeable about the city and its history and kept the group in good spirits throughout the tour. Highly recommend”
Cusco’s 4-hour pub crawl hits 3 bars plus a club with skip-the-line entry, included drinks, and pisco shots for $20.
“I was in Cusco for a month and went on this tour 3 times. Great value for money, you get multiple free drinks and you don’t have to pay any cover charges. I had a different tour guide each time but they were always great. The bars themselves are great too. It’s a good mix so even if you don’t like one you’ll still have a good time”
Master Pisco Sour mixing at Casa Intrepid in Cusco. Small group, pisco tastings, and pro bartender guidance for $35.
“We walked from the Cathedral area up towards San Blas and explored the neighborhood shops and bars and ended with the pisco sour lesson in a private room at Museo del Pisco. Definitely fun for either a group or solo travel and you get to make your own pisco sour.”
A 4-hour Cusco night tour with legend stories, viewpoint stops, and a real pisco sour finish for $75.
“Our tour guide was very fun and knowledgeable about the city of Cusco. Took us to an awesome restaurant for a 3 course meal and we saw a live band and dancers during dinner. We did some walking around Cusco but our tour guide went very slow so it could be relaxing. A lot of the tour guides in Cusco are very nice, funny and can speak really good English.”
6-hour Cusco night tour with San Pedro Market tastings, pisco sour, Planetarium Inca astronomy, Pollo a la Brasa dinner, and stargazing.
“We had a wonderful time exploring Cuzco and the market with our guide. He was patient to explain everything and let us stop when we wanted to shop or have a quick snack. The planetarium visit was great and informative.”
Experience Cusco at night with a 4-hour guided walk, Pisco Sour lesson, tastings, and a local dinner, with hotel pickup.
“We did this our first night in Cusco and our guide was Jose. He was amazing! He took us to the Pisco Museum where we got to go behind the bar and made our own Pisco Sours. Jose is so knowledgable about Cusco and the history of the Inka civilization. He was so gracious and he offered us advice on the rest of our trip including our trek to Machu Picchu. If you go to Cusco you should definitely take a tour with Jose you will learn and see a lot of this amazing city. We would definitely go back and do another excursion with Jose and this company.”
Sacred Valley by train: Maras, Moray, Pisac market, then a sunrise-guided Machu Picchu circuit with hotel and tickets.
“Although i'm sure we could have paid less, it was well worth go. Our guide, Herbert Vidal, was very knowledgeable and explained more the more we asked. We didn't worry about anything, just enjoyed the Inca monumentos and ruins. The trips were confortable and the only lateness was on the train to Machupichu. We Will recomend this trip to our friends. The one thing that could be better would be us chosing the time of the train to and from Machupichu”
