Cusco by Night: Walking tour, Pisco Sour Lesson, Dinner

Pick up from your hotel and walk to the Plaza de Armas of Cusco where your tour guide will explain to you about the most important building around.

The Cathedral of Cusco: The most important church of Cusco. Is located on the Plaza de Armas. Built-in 1654, took almost a hundred years after to Finish.

Hatun Rumiyuq Street is famous because here we will find the Twelve-angled stone which is the example of the Inca’s advanced stonework. San Blas neighborhood; home to artisans, workshops, and craft shops. It is one of the most popular areas in Cusco city with narrow streets, beautiful views, and an attractive square with a Colonial Church built in 1563 Following the Ancient Inca streets, we will visit a Local Bar to taste our best Peruvian Cocktail - Pisco Sour. After enjoying the refreshing Pisco Sour, later visit a Local traditional restaurant where we can taste the typical Peruvian food. Drop off at your hotel.

Dive into the art of pisco-making with interactive lessons at Museo del Pisco in Cusco. Guided by experts, discover Peru’s iconic spirit secrets, from grape selection to distillation. This hands-on experience transforms you from an enthusiast to a skilled creator, allowing you to blend and craft your own pisco. Set against Cusco's historic backdrop, it's a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Peruvian culture and master the essence of its beloved brandy. Ideal for both aficionados and newcomers, these lessons offer a taste of tradition and a journey into the heart of pisco craftsmanship.

Experience the heart of Peruvian dining at Toldos Chicken in Cusco, where the legendary pollo a la brasa and local specialties offer a taste of tradition in every bite. This cozy restaurant blends exquisite flavors with Cusco's vibrant ambiance, providing a unique culinary journey. Ideal for any occasion, Toldos Chicken invites you to savor the essence of Peru through its celebrated dishes and warm hospitality.