Does the Cusco City Tour run in the morning or afternoon?
The Cusco City Tour is available in two schedules:
You can choose the schedule that best fits your travel plans.
Is an additional ticket required to enter Qoricancha?
Yes. Entrance to Qoricancha is not included in the tour.
The entrance fee is approximately S/ 20.00, paid directly at the site in cash.
Are there photo stops at the archaeological sites?
Yes. At each archaeological site, we make scheduled stops where you’ll have enough time to listen to your guide’s explanation and take photos. Our goal is for you to enjoy each place without feeling rushed.
Is it recommended to do the Cusco City Tour on the first day?
Yes, highly recommended. This tour is ideal for altitude acclimatization, as it does not involve strenuous walking and provides a perfect introduction to Cusco’s history and culture.
Is the tour suitable for seniors and children?
Yes. The Cusco City Tour is low physical difficulty and suitable for families, children, and seniors.
All minors must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Can I combine this tour with another activity on the same day?
Yes. Since this is a half-day tour, it can easily be combined with other activities such as:
Walking around the Historic Center
Visiting museums
Photographic Walking City Tour
Dinner or a cultural show in the evening
What does it mean that the tour is shared?
A shared tour means you will travel with other visitors from different nationalities. It’s a great opportunity to meet people while enjoying a well-organized experience with professional service.
If you prefer a more exclusive experience, you can request a Private Cusco City Tour.
How long does the Cusco City Tour last?
The approximate duration is 5 hours, both in the morning and afternoon schedules.
Return time may vary slightly due to traffic or the pace of the group.
Is the Cusco Tourist Ticket included?
No. This tour requires the Partial Cusco Tourist Ticket – Circuit I, which includes entrance to:
Saqsaywaman
Qenqo
Puca Pucara
Tambomachay
The ticket can be purchased in cash at the sites or added as an extra service.
What happens if it rains during the tour?
The tour operates even with light rain. We recommend bringing a rain poncho or waterproof jacket, especially between November and April.
In extreme weather conditions, the itinerary may be adjusted for safety reasons.
Where does the tour end?
The Cusco City Tour ends near Plaza Regocijo or Calle Plateros, both located in Cusco’s Historic Center, just a few steps from the Plaza de Armas.