Cusco on foot, from the viewpoint to the Inca heart.
A walking tour through the cobblestone streets of Cusco, discovering the city at the pace of those who call it home.
The route begins at Plaza San Cristóbal, on a hill with panoramic views of the city, and continues to the vibrant San Pedro Market, filled with Andean colors, aromas, and flavors.
It continues past the Qoricancha Temple and the artisan neighborhood of San Blas, ending at the 12-Angled Stone and the Plaza de Armas — a true immersion into the life and history of Cusco.
What makes this itinerary unique.
Plaza San Cristóbal viewpoint overlooking the city.
San Pedro Market, bursting with Andean flavors and colors.
Qoricancha Temple, the Inca religious center.
San Blas neighborhood and the 12-Angled Stone.
Plaza de Armas and the Cusco Cathedral.
Day by day.
Start at Plaza San Cristóbal, with panoramic views of Cusco, followed by the San Pedro Market and the Qoricancha Temple.
The route continues through the San Blas neighborhood to the famous 12-Angled Stone, ending at the Plaza de Armas with a visit to the Cathedral.
Everything we take care of for you.
Inclusions
- Expert local guide
- Entrance fees for attractions along the route
Not included
- Food and drinks
- Tips
Essential packing list.
- Original ID document (passport or national ID)
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Light jacket for changing weather
- Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat
- Water and light snacks
- Cash in soles for tickets and extra expenses
Important information
- Some archaeological tickets are paid locally in soles — please bring cash.
- Original ID is required at ticket checkpoints.
- Low-effort itinerary, suitable for most international travelers.
- At least 1 day of acclimatization in Cusco (11,154 ft / 3,400 m) is recommended.
- Booking policy: 50% deposit and 50% due 15 days before the trip.
- Not wheelchair accessible and not recommended for international travelers with back problems or severe heart conditions.
Experience Cusco at the pace of those who live here.
This walking tour is a light and relaxed experience, perfect for your first few days in the city.
Daily departures are available. Contact our team via WhatsApp to confirm your date and time.
Common questions about this itinerary.
It is done on foot at a relaxed pace, but Cusco has steep, cobblestone streets and sits at 11,154 ft (3,400 m). It is easy for most international travelers; however, those with back or heart conditions should evaluate their fitness.
Yes — entrance fees for the attractions along the route are included in this tour.
Yes, the Cusco walking tour is available with an English-speaking guide. Please confirm when booking.
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