Walking Tour Around Cusco
On a walk through the streets of Cusco, the great walls and palaces built by the Incas exhibit the colossal architecture of the capital city of Tahuantinsuyo. When the Spanish conquistadors arrived, they used the Inca stone structures as foundations for the churches, convents, and stately homes they built. This symbiosis forms part of the unique character of the city, which was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983.
Tour Huanacauri
Huanacaure Hill, located in a rural area south of the city of Cusco, about 4100 meters above sea level, is a massive rocky outcrop of the Andes, which is distinguished by being the highest hill in the area. According to the Spanish chronicles and the Andean mythology, the Huanacaure constitutes the most important huaca and oracle of the Inca culture.
Museums In Cusco
The city of Cusco offers you a wide variety of tourist options that you must know to know more about the history and cosmovision of this magical place. The museums are one of these unmissable options that you must know in depth. Below, we suggest some of the most curious and important museums in Cusco that you should visit.