Incredible Walking City Tour in the Andes of Peru

San Pedro Market: The journey begins at the lively San Pedro Market, a traditional hub situated at 3,400 meters above sea level. Designed by Gustave Eiffel and inaugurated in 1925, this market showcases a vibrant array of fruits, garments, handicrafts, and food stalls. Immerse yourself in the market’s history and engage with local merchants to practice your Spanish and Quechua skills.

Mercado de Artesanía: Continue to the ‘Handicraft Market’ on Avenida el Sol, where a shopper’s paradise awaits. Discover alpaca garments, paintings, jewelry, and traditional pottery—perfect souvenirs or gifts. Ensure you have Peruvian soles, as credit cards are not accepted.

Qoricancha: Meaning ‘Temple of the Sun’ in Spanish, Qoricancha is the paramount Inca construction in Cusco. Admire well-preserved Inca architecture with a significant focus on astronomical and religious functions.

San Blas Neighborhood: Take a stroll through the historic San Blas neighborhood, once inhabited by nobles during the Inca Empire. Today, it exudes an artistic charm, hosting museums, craft markets, and ‘chicherías,’ where you can savor the local ‘Inca beer.’ Capture panoramic views of the city from San Blas square.

Sapantiana Aqueduct: Explore the colonial-era hydraulic architecture of Sapantiana Aqueduct, marveling at the cascading water and tranquil surroundings.

7 Borreguitos Street: Conclude the tour at 7 Borreguitos street, a picturesque locale perfect for capturing lasting memories.

After the tour, enjoy the remainder of your day at your leisure, whether exploring further or indulging in souvenir shopping.