Discover the wonders of Cusco in our Walking City Photographic tour.
Nothing better to get to know the Archaeological Capital of America than by enjoying the beauty of Cusco with this tour, where you can explore the most outstanding attractions of this historic city.
Additionally, you’ll be able to capture the best sights from a beautiful viewpoint at San Cristóbal, strolling through the streets of the Artisan Quarter in San Blas until you reach the traditional San Pedro Market, where you’ll discover our most representative Andean products.
On this tour, a professional guide will accompany you to the main photographic points of the historic center. If you wish, you can add the service of edited photos taken with a professional camera during the purchase process
What attractions will you enjoy on the tour?
Plaza de Armas de Cusco
The Plaza de Armas de Cusco, also known as the Main Square, is the historical and cultural epicenter of this ancient city. Surrounded by colonial buildings, this square is a living testimony to the fusion of Inca architecture and Spanish influence.
From the first approach, you will be captivated by its magnificent architecture and its entire history dating back long before the arrival of the Spanish. Undoubtedly, this is the best starting point to explore the historical and cultural richness of this city, where each step is a journey through time, and every corner tells a unique story.
San Cristóbal
If you are drawn to historical sites, the San Cristóbal viewpoint will be one of the most important attractions for you. From here, you can appreciate the imposing city. This viewpoint is located next to the temple of the same name.
Sapantiana Aqueduct
The Sapantiana Aqueduct is located over the waters of the P’ujru River. Undoubtedly, it is a prominent example of colonial heritage in Cusco. Its construction, driven by the influential Order of the Jesuits and supported by the Cusco City Council, took place throughout the 17th and 18th centuries, a period in which the city underwent transformation under the influence of various religious orders.
San Blas Neighborhood
The San Blas neighborhood is known as the cradle of Cusco’s artisans throughout the ages. This neighborhood is a must-visit for those exploring the city and seeking to take home wonderful crafts and memories. The cobbled streets add a unique touch to this attractive Cusco space.
Stone of the 12 Angles
The Stone of the 12 Angles, located in Cusco, is an archaeological marvel symbolizing the mastery of Incan engineering. This monumental stone, carefully carved, is part of the construction of one of the walls of the ancient city of Cusco, the capital of the Inca Empire.
The name “Stone of the 12 Angles” comes from the extraordinary precision with which Inca stonemasons carved the rock to fit perfectly with other stones. Each block fits so precisely that the joint between the stones reveals twelve distinctive angles, a remarkable architectural achievement that has puzzled and fascinated scholars and visitors alike.
San Pedro Market
The San Pedro Market, located in the heart of Cusco, is much more than a shopping destination. Truth be told, it’s a sensory experience that immerses visitors in the rich culture and traditions of the Andes. This vibrant market stands as a hub of colors, aromas, and flavors, offering a complete feast for the senses.
From the moment you enter the market, you are enveloped in the freshness and vitality of local products. Stalls overflow with an astonishing variety of fresh fruits, colorful vegetables, aromatic herbs, and traditional Andean products. Moreover, you can indulge in the diversity of native potatoes, colorful corn, and unique items.
