Private Tour of Cusco You Choose! 4 Hours

Cusco, the ancient capital of the Inca Empire, beckons with its rich pre-colonial legacy and stunning Spanish architecture. Now, you can explore this captivating city on a personalized 4-hour private tour. Discover key highlights like the Church of San Cristóbal, Central Market of San Pedro, and the iconic Sacsayhuamán, all while benefiting from a full refund if you need to cancel. Whether you’re a history buff or simply seeking an authentic cultural experience, this exclusive tour offers a chance to…

Good To Know

• Explore Cusco’s pre-colonial legacy and Spanish architecture with a flexible 4-hour private tour in English or Spanish.
• Visit highlights like the Church of San Cristóbal, Central Market of San Pedro, Coricancha, Sacsayhuamán, and Qenko.
• Enjoy panoramic views of Cusco from the best viewpoint at the Church of San Cristóbal.
• Experience local life and sample Peruvian cuisine at the bustling Central Market of San Pedro.
• No upfront payment required, with a full refund for cancellations up to 24 hours in advance.

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Tour Overview

This private tour of Cusco lasts 4 hours and starts from $78.00 per person.

You can reserve your spot with no upfront payment and get a full refund if you cancel up to 24 hours in advance.

The tour is available in Spanish and English.

You’ll explore Cusco’s pre-colonial legacy and Spanish architecture, including the Church of San Cristóbal, Central Market of San Pedro, Coricancha Temple, Sacsayhuamán, and Qenko.

The flexible itinerary allows you to customize the stops and duration at each monument.

This is an exclusive private tour without other participants.

Highlights of the Tour

The tour highlights Cusco’s rich cultural heritage, allowing visitors to explore the city’s pre-colonial legacy and Spanish architectural influence. Key stops include the Church of San Cristóbal, offering the best viewpoint in Cusco; the Central Market of San Pedro, where guests can experience local life and products; the Coricancha, an Inca temple dedicated to the Sun God; Sacsayhuamán, an example of Inca military architecture; and Qenko, an archaeological site showcasing Inca construction.

| Highlight | Description |

| — | — |

| Church of San Cristóbal | Best viewpoint in Cusco |

| Central Market of San Pedro | Experience local life and products |

| Coricancha | Inca temple dedicated to the Sun God |

| Sacsayhuamán | Example of Inca military architecture |

| Qenko | Archaeological site showcasing Inca construction |

Inca Empire’s Capital: Cusco

As the historic capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the city’s rich cultural heritage.

The walking tour takes guests through Cusco’s pre-colonial legacy and Spanish architectural influence. Highlights include the Church of San Cristóbal, boasting the best viewpoint in the city, and the Central Market of San Pedro, where visitors can experience local life and products.

Explore Cusco’s captivating blend of pre-colonial heritage and Spanish architectural influence on a walking tour.

At the Coricancha, also known as the Golden Temple, guests will learn about the Inca’s reverence for the Sun God.

The tour also includes a visit to Sacsayhuamán, an impressive example of Inca military architecture.

Church of San Cristóbal: Best Viewpoint

Perched atop a hill, the Church of San Cristóbal offers visitors the best vantage point to gaze upon Cusco’s remarkable cityscape.

Constructed in the 16th century, the church blends Inca and Spanish architectural styles, creating a captivating visual.

From this elevated position, one can admire the terra-cotta roofs, bell towers, and plazas that define Cusco’s unique character.

The tour guide will provide insights into the church’s history and its significance within the city.

Visitors can snap panoramic photos to immortalize the breathtaking views of the former Inca capital and its surrounding Andean peaks.

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Central Market of San Pedro: Local Life and Products

What better way to immerse oneself in Cusco’s local culture than by exploring the bustling Central Market of San Pedro?

This lively marketplace offers a captivating glimpse into the daily lives of the Cusqueños.

Visitors can:

1. Browse the colorful stalls brimming with an array of local produce, handicrafts, and traditional textiles.

2. Interact with the friendly vendors and learn about the unique items on display.

3. Savor the aromas of Peruvian cuisine and sample traditional dishes at the on-site food court.

Exploring the Central Market of San Pedro is an authentic and immersive experience that showcases the vibrant heart of Cusco.

Coricancha (Golden Temple): Inca Temple Dedicated to the Sun God

After exploring the bustling Central Market of San Pedro, the tour continues to the Coricancha, also known as the "Golden Temple."

This Inca temple was once covered in gold and dedicated to the Sun God, Inti. Visitors can see the architectural remains and learn about the temple’s significance in Inca religion and culture.

The Coricancha was later converted into a Catholic church after the Spanish conquest, yet its Inca foundations remain. Tourists can appreciate the blending of indigenous and colonial influences as they walk through this important historical site.

Sacsayhuamán: Inca Military Architecture

From the Coricancha, the tour continues to the impressive ruins of Sacsayhuamán, an exceptional example of Inca military architecture.

This massive stone fortress, constructed with enormous limestone blocks, features:

1. Zigzagging walls that made it a formidable defense system.

2. Intricate stonework and precise engineering, showcasing the Inca’s advanced construction techniques.

3. Panoramic views of Cusco, as the complex was strategically positioned to overlook the Inca capital.

Visitors can explore the site’s winding paths, marvel at the sheer size of the stones, and gain insight into the Inca’s military prowess and engineering capabilities.

Qenko: Inca Construction Site

After exploring the impressive military architecture of Sacsayhuamán, the tour continues to the archaeological site of Qenko.

This site showcases the remarkable stone carving skills of the Incas. Visitors wander through the intricate limestone formations, observing the precise stonework and carvings.

The highlight is the large amphitheater-like structure, believed to have been used for religious ceremonies. Travelers learn about the site’s purpose and gain insight into the advanced engineering and construction methods employed by the Inca civilization.

Qenko provides a fascinating glimpse into the ingenuity and craftsmanship of this ancient culture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Combine This Tour With Other Activities in Cusco?

Yes, you can combine this Cusco tour with other activities in the area. The flexible itinerary allows you to customize the stops and duration to fit your schedule, giving you the opportunity to plan additional experiences during your visit.

Are Restroom Facilities Available During the Tour?

Restroom facilities are available during the tour. The tour itinerary includes stops at locations like the Central Market of San Pedro where visitors can access public restrooms. The guide will ensure participants have opportunities to use the facilities as needed.

What Should I Bring for the Outdoor Walking Tour?

For the outdoor walking tour, it’s recommended to bring comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and a light jacket or sweater. The tour includes visits to historic sites, so packing essentials for the weather and terrain is advised.

Is the Tour Wheelchair Accessible?

The tour is wheelchair accessible, as it includes transportation by car or minibus. The guide can accommodate guests with mobility needs and tailor the itinerary to ensure a comfortable experience throughout the Cusco sightseeing tour.

Can I Customize the Tour Itinerary Further?

Yes, the tour itinerary can be customized further. The private tour offers a flexible itinerary, allowing you to customize the stops and duration at the monuments based on your preferences and interests.

The Sum Up

Discover Cusco’s rich history and stunning architecture on a personalized 4-hour private tour. Explore iconic sites like the Church of San Cristóbal, Central Market of San Pedro, Coricancha, Sacsayhuamán, and Qenko. Enjoy breathtaking views, engage with local culture, and customize your itinerary. With a full refund available if canceled 24 hours in advance, this exclusive experience is an opportunity not to be missed.

You can check availability for your dates here: