We begin at the dazzling main square, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Surrounded by the majestic Cusco Cathedral and the Church of the Society of Jesus, this historic plaza is the heart of the city’s cultural and architectural heritage. We’ll also point out important sites such as the Inka Museum, setting the stage for an immersive journey through Cusco’s past.

We’ll explore this significant Inca site, believed to be the birthplace of Pachacutec, the ninth ruler of the Inca Empire and a key architect of its expansion and greatness.

We’ll visit the world-famous 12-angled stone, a masterpiece of Inca engineering and precision. Nearby, we’ll also discover the lesser-known 13-angled stone-equally impressive and a testament to the extraordinary craftsmanship of the Inca civilization.

We continue to the charming San Blas neighborhood, widely known as the artisans’ quarter. This historic area was once home to Cusco’s most renowned sculptors and woodcarvers. Today, it is filled with art workshops, galleries, and fine handicraft shops that preserve the city’s artistic legacy.

We’ll visit this ancient ceremonial huaca, an important sacred site that formed part of the Inca religious and ritual system, offering insight into their spiritual worldview.

We’ll discover a hidden architectural gem of Cusco-an elegant example of colonial hydraulic engineering that continues to impress with its design and historical significance.

This picturesque street is one of Cusco’s most charming corners. Highly photogenic, it beautifully blends Inca, colonial, and modern influences, making it a perfect spot to appreciate the city’s layered history.

We finish at one of the best panoramic viewpoints in Cusco. Located next to the San Cristóbal Church-built over an Inca palace-this spot offers breathtaking views of the entire city, combining history, scenery, and a deep sense of Andean spirituality.