Cusco · WALKING TOURS
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Below are the 7 best walking tours around Cusco right now: what each costs, how long it runs, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one, it earned the spot.
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”
A small-group, chef-led Cusco food walk with anticuchos, picarones, and Peruvian drink pairings at Marcelo Batata Cooking Classes.
“I really enjoyed this culinary tour with Christina. Her knowledge of Peruvian food stems from her background as a chef. I enjoyed the history behind each dish as well. I was completely full, and a little happier with some pisco sour, by the 3rd stop, and had to make room for 2 more tastings!”
3.5-hour Cusco walking tour: Plaza de Armas, San Blas, the 12-angle stone, Coricancha, Plaza Regocijo, and San Pedro Market.
“El guía excelente el señor Juan. El único y gran inconveniente es que el tour era a las 8.00 Am y me dejaron plantada, a cambio me han dado un tour privado al mismo precio para el mismo día por la tarde.”
A 150-minute Cusco walking tour with a local guide, stopping at Plaza de Armas, Qoricancha, Inka Palace Cusicancha, and San Blas.
“Enrique was an excellent guide and the pace was just right for us. We wouldn’t have found some of the sights on our own, and certainly would not know the history.”
Cusco walking tour with a local guide: Qoricancha, 12-angled stone, San Blas viewpoints, and a luthier with traditional music.
Sunrise quad bike ride to Rainbow Mountain from Cusco, with Cusipata breakfast and lunch, guided geology, and optional motorcycle access.
A flexible private walking tour of Cusco with a local guide. Explore Plaza de Armas, San Pedro Market, and Sacsayhuamán at your pace.
“La guida non si è presentata, senza dare alcuna spiegazione. Ci ha contattati nei giorni precedenti per prendere accordi e il giorno dell’escursione non ha più risposto al telefono. Una stella perchè zero non si puó mettere.”
