A Journey Through the Centuries
Known as the Imperial City, Cusco invites you to travel back in time. Once the heart of the mighty Inca Empire, its narrow streets, ancient stone walls, and red-tiled roofs whisper tales of a glorious past, while its lively plazas and neighborhoods pulse with modern energy. Every corner of Cusco preserves echoes of a rich legacy, perfectly connecting history with the present—a cultural rendezvous where tradition meets innovation.
Saqsayhuamán | The Fortress of Giants
Marvel at this impressive archaeological complex with its monumental stone walls and panoramic views of the city. Its construction remains shrouded in mystery due to the extraordinary precision in the assembly of enormous stones.
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Tambomachay | The Temple of Water
Often called the “Inca Baths.”
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Puca Pucará | The Red Fortress
A military stronghold that once guarded Cusco.
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Qenqo | The Sanctuary of Sacred Stones
Once a ceremonial center and astronomical observatory, this site’s labyrinth of passages and intricately carved stones reflects the advanced knowledge of the Inca civilization.
v>Qorikancha | The Sun’s Sanctuary
Once one of the most important temples of the Inca, Qorikancha was transformed by the Spanish into the foundation for the Convent of Santo Domingo. Its Inca stonework contrasts sharply with the colonial architecture, symbolizing the meeting of two cultures.
Cusco Cathedral | Art, Faith, and History
Built atop the Inca palace of Wiracocha, this majestic cathedral houses golden altars and paintings from the Cusco School, serving as a powerful reminder of the city’s unique cultural blend.
San Blas | The Artisan’s Quarter
San Pedro Market | A Feast for the Senses
Cusco’s Lookouts
More Experiences in Cusco
Explore Cusco’s Historic Center—including Qorikancha, the Cathedral, San Pedro Market, and San Blas. Every corner tells a story where colonial charm meets contemporary life.
Venture out to explore the majestic complexes of Saqsayhuamán, Qenqo, Puca Pucará, and Tambomachay, where the Inca past springs vividly to life against the Andean backdrop.
Dive deep into Cusco’s heritage with a tour that unites Saqsayhuamán, Qenqo, the Cathedral, and Qorikancha—a perfect blend for travelers seeking the very best of Cusco in a single day.
