Cusco Alternative Free Tour

Embark on this alternative free tour of Cusco, where we will reveal the hidden gems of the imperial city as we move through areas less frequented by tourists. Prepare to be pleasantly surprised!

Tour Overview

Our journey commences at the designated time in the central Plaza de Armas, the historical core of the once-mighty Inca Empire.

Within this plaza, we’ll take a moment to appreciate the striking exterior of the Cusco Cathedral, a notable emblem of colonial architecture in Peru. Erected atop an ancient Inca palace, this cathedral is renowned for its magnificent Renaissance and Baroque façade, as well as its significant religious and cultural importance.

Next, we’ll observe the outside of the Church of the Society of Jesus, celebrated for its exquisite Baroque design and recognized as one of the most sophisticated churches within the plaza.

As we continue our exploration, we’ll visit the Stone of the 12 and 13 Angles, a remarkable testament to Inca architecture. Here, we’ll marvel at the intricate assembly of stone blocks, meticulously crafted without mortar. Intriguingly, we will also discern the figures representing the Andean Trilogy: the condor, puma, and snake etched into an Inca wall.

Our route leads us into the charming San Blas neighborhood, renowned for its vibrant arts community. In this distinctive area, we’ll step into a luthier’s workshop to explore the craft of instrument-making.

Lastly, we’ll stroll down the famed Seven Little Lambs Street, known as one of the most picturesque spots in Cusco, celebrated for its charming stairways, traditional facades, and serene ambiance.

To conclude our 2-hour free tour of Cusco, we’ll arrive at the Mirador de San Cristóbal, where we can revel in stunning panoramic views.

Group Size

Please note that our free tour accommodates a maximum of 6 participants per booking, regardless of separate reservations.