Visit Qoricancha or Temple of the Sun of the Incas, this temple has thin walls that express the great level of engineering that the Incas achieved, these walls were built from large blocks of solid rock, which fit perfectly without any type of mortar . The large curved western wall stands out especially for its shape and elegant regular masonry. Most of the walls were built slightly inclined inwards, a typical feature of Inca architecture. It has trapezoidal access doors and windows that allow light to enter.

The Cathedral and its rich colonial repository of Spanish and indigenous hands worth admiring

Visit the formidable Saqsayhuaman Fortress, located above the city of Cusco, forming the head of the Puma, which is the way the city had to say of Juan de Betanzos and Inca Garcilaso de la Vega at the time of the Conquest. The Sacsayhuaman Fortress was the scene of religious ceremonies where the Incas worshiped the sun. Tens of thousands of people are believed to have mobilized at special festivals and made offerings and certain types of pilgrimages. In Sacsayhuamán, the annual Inti Raymi festival is held on June 24 at the winter solstice, where the Inca ritual of worshiping the sun god or inti is staged. Local people mobilize in colorful costumes and dance typical dances, thus repeating the tradition of their ancestors. Visitors from all over the world come to this festival.

Visit of the Qenqo (Temple of Mother Earth) and Tambomachay (Temple of Water), and a craft workshop to recognize the wool of various auquénidos of the Andes.