Heladeros street 290 in front of Chicha Restaurant — how to get in there? Please don’t get confused with the Plaza de Armas!

Hear the history of the most famous Peruvian chronicler from the colonial period, father of Peruvian Literature.

Walk along into the Botanical Garden of Cusco, we will show you the national flower.

Head towards the oldest public high school in Cusco founded by Simon Bolivar in 1825.

Stroll past the most iconic arch from Cusco, built to commemorate the Peru–Bolivian Confederation in the 19th century.

Continue to the Mercado San Pedro, the oldest and the only one traditional market in Cusco.

Discover the birth-place of Cusco known as Auqaypata in the Quechua language — native local-incan tongue.

A useful stop to learn and admire the oldest cathedral in Peru, the second biggest one in the American continent.

Get to know about La Calle del Sol or Inti Kijllu in the Quechua language, one of the fewest wide stone pathways well-kept from the Inca period.

Play with these South-American camelids, our Andean sheeps and horses.

Discover the palace remains of the most famous Inca Emperor, who changed the social order of Andean societies in the 15th century.

Awesome intro about this Andean baroque style church and the famous Inca temple known as Qoricancha.

This tour concludes near the Santo Domingo church, 5 minutes walk from the Plaza de Armas.