This tour starts at Plazoleta of San Pedro, a lovely place where the is located the Market of San Pedro. On the market tour, you will see thousands of stores with a great variety of food such as cheeses, fruits, vegetables, handicrafts, and menus, among other things. The San Pedro Market is the main supply point in the city, where tourists and locals come daily. The food tour continues with a short walk to reach the cooking studio located near the market in the historic center of Cusco. The kitchen will be ready to start the Peruvian cooking classes. You will start the class by making a Peruvian cocktail known as Pisco Sour. The professional chef will explain, step by step, how to prepare a 4-course menu with basic cooking techniques. You will taste every dish you prepare at the end to relish the traditional Peruvian cuisine made with your own hands and share a pleasant moment with the rest of the group.

Cusco city tour to visit the most important sites and learn about the history of the city

Cusco city tour to visit the most important sites and learn about the history of the city

Cusco city tour to visit the most important sites and learn about the history of the city

Cusco city tour to visit the most important sites and learn about the history of the city

Cusco city tour to visit the most important sites and learn about the history of the city

The Archeological Site of Pisac is located at 3,300 meters above sea level, offering incredible views of its surroundings and the Sacred Valley

It is one of the largest local markets in the whole region. The Pisac Artisan Market comprehends a cultural expression full of diversity, where the most talented artisans sell their handmade pieces, as well as food, vegetables, fruits, etc.

After a whole morning full of history and adventure, now it’s time to take a break and enjoy the famous Peruvian gastronomy in a buffet restaurant. At Tunupa Restaurant, you will be surrounded by the soothing sound of the Urubamba River

The small town of Ollantaytambo is one of the perfect examples of Inca urbanism. Its cobbled streets will leave you breathless as well as the Inca open draining system. You will also visit the archeological site, recognized as the only place that defeated the Spanish army during colonization for almost 50 years

Wake up before dawn today to ensure we’re one of the first groups to enter Machu Picchu. We’ll board a bus in Aguas Calientes that takes us up to the entrance to go inside at 6 am. The incredible citadel will take your breath away when you first look out over the stunning fortress. Your guide will take you on a 2-hour tour of all the important sites before you have a few more hours to explore by yourself. If you have pre-booked tickets, you can hike up Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain to get amazing views over Machu Picchu.

A little after midday, it’ll be time to head back down to Aguas Calientes. You’ll have a little time to eat some lunch in a restaurant of your choice before we board the train to Ollantaytambo.