Hotel De Villa Hermoza

Founded in 1924 by a group of artists and intellectuals, this is one of the oldest folkloric institutes in the City. They offer daily sho...

As center of the Tahuantinsuyo (Inca Empire), this is one of the most important of Inca temples. Its walls served as the foundation for t...

This is the first place you should head for to find information on hostels, transportation, principal festivals, and recreational and tou...

Located in the Plazoleta of San Blas, the district of the craftsmen, this is one of the eight parishes for "Indians"...

This service was created by the Peruvian Promotion Agency (Prom-Peru) and the Institute of National Defense of Competition and Protection...

This is the most renowned street in the city, because of the famous twelve angles stone, a symbol of beauty and soundness in Incan archit...

Plaza de Armas was known as Huacaypata (Warrior Square in quechua) in Inca times and is believed to have been designed by Manco...

This house, one of the first colonial constructions in Cusco, was the former home of the Inca Garcilaso de la Vega. Its architecture is m...

These colonial architectural examples are located in the Plaza San Francisco. The Franciscans were the second order to arrive in Cusco, i...

Maky ("Mano" in Quechua) has one business location where the owners sell reproductions of pre-Inca ceramics. They specialize in...

A meal at Moni confirms that vegetarian food too can be as delicious as meat and seafood. Done up in bright and cheerful interiors, this...

Rosie O' Gradys is a lively place where you can enjoy both Creole and international foods. It hosts festive celebrations, such as a St. P...

Kick back with a drink, throw some darts or contemplate potting a ball in the left-hand middle pocket at the pool table. Maybe just sitti...

Come to Pachapapa to get a taste of Peruvian cuisine. The alfresco seating and casual dining atmosphere enhance the delicious food served...

This comfortable restaurant that can seat 100 diners is situated in one of the quieter corners of the Plaza de Armas. Its friendly atmosp...

Cicciolina, across the road from the Archbishop's Palace is a lively tapas bar and candle-lit restaurant. Everyone seems to know everyone...

This spacious restaurant is unequalled in its diverse nouvelle Andean cuisine, as well as in the national and international dishes. Tunup...

Since the 1960s, this place has preserved and maintained a colonial ambiance. Every day you can enjoy a magnificent folkloric show, highl...

One of Cusco's most distinguished places to pass an enjoyable evening, this comfortable location in one of the portals of the 19268...

A perfect spot to enjoy the beautiful plaza, this establishment is decorated with Andean objects and black-and-white photographs by the r...