Walking Tour Cusco: Discover the Secrets of the Historic Center
Cusco on Foot: Where History and Landscape Embrace
Exploring the streets of Cusco with this program is a transformative and essential experience. It’s an ideal physical and emotional transition to acclimatize your body to the altitude from day one. Many call it “The Secret Corners Tour” because of its passage through picturesque streets like Calle de los Siete Borreguitos (Street of the Seven Little Sheep). This private service is fully adaptable to your available time, guaranteeing personalized attention. Here, you’ll feel the true energy of the imperial city while capturing unforgettable photographs.Why choose the Cusco Walking Tour with Andina Travel?
Our route has been designed to offer you a unique perspective on Inca engineering and colonial elegance. The geography invites you to admire the precision of the Twelve-Angled Stone and the beauty of the Sapantiana Aqueduct. Enjoy panoramic views from the San Cristóbal Lookout, overlooking the entire city. The reward is not only seeing the monuments but also learning to walk at the pace of the Andes. Trust our private guide and let yourself be enveloped by the mystique of Peru’s historic capital.Itinerary
- Hotel Pickup: We begin the experience directly at your accommodation for your convenience.
- Plaza de Armas: The vibrant heart of the city and a meeting point of cultures.
- Street of the Twelve-Angled Stone: Admire the perfection of the Inca carvings in the ancient royal palace.
- Saphan Tiana Aqueduct: A colonial architectural treasure that offers a unique photo opportunity.
- Street of the Seven Little Sheep: Stroll along one of Cusco’s most beautiful and traditional streets.
- San Cristóbal Viewpoint: We’ll end the tour with a privileged view to contemplate the grandeur of the Historic Center.
Include
- Private Guide: Exclusive escort service throughout the entire tour.
- Pick-up: Personalized transfer from your hotel to the starting point.
- Flexibility: Fully adaptable to your available time.
- Acclimatization: Route designed to facilitate altitude acclimatization.
Not Included
- Food: Meals and drinks are not included during the tour.
- Personal Expenses: Purchases of handicrafts or tips.
- Outside of Control: Unforeseen expenses beyond the organization’s control.
Recommendations
- Footwear: Comfortable shoes for walking on cobblestone streets.
- Sunscreen: Sunscreen, UV sunglasses, and a hat for the Andean sun.
- Hydration: A water bottle to stay hydrated during the tour.
- Camera: Essential for capturing the city’s most photogenic spots.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the tour is specifically designed for your arrival day. We walk slowly so you can acclimatize without overexerting yourself.
The duration is flexible. We adapt to the passenger’s free time, and can last as long as you deem necessary.
Cusco has some hills, but the route is planned to be as comfortable as possible. The ascent to the viewpoint is done at a leisurely pace.
Yes, we will pick you up from your hotel, regardless of the location, to begin the experience.
The Tourist Ticket is not required for the points mentioned in this itinerary, as they are public spaces and viewpoints.
The tour will not be canceled due to light rain; however, we recommend bringing a rain poncho. In case of extreme weather, we can reschedule according to your availability.
We suggest starting in the afternoon if you arrive in the morning, allowing a few hours of rest beforehand for better acclimatization.
Yes, as it is a private service, the guide can adjust the route according to your specific interests within the historic center.
Of course! Our guides know the best angles at the Sapantiana Aqueduct and the Seven Little Sheep Street for your memories.
It is ideal for solo travelers, as private guidance provides security and expert company to discover the city.
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