The first place we will visit will be the Plaza de Armas, from there we will not move to the Cathedral of Cusco, with its beautiful colonial architecture, built on top of an ancient Inca temple, the Suntur Wasi, the palace of the Inca Wiracocha. The Cathedral of Cusco is one of the greatest architectural representations, with a Baroque-style construction, a temple that was built around 1560, until 1664. Inside we will observe the wonderful works of art of the Cusqueña school, with paintings, murals and original altarpieces.

Then we will visit the Qoricancha, the temple of the sun, inside there is a museum in which you will find enclosures made of extraordinarily carved stone.

You will leave the City of Cusco to continue exploring, where you will visit an extraordinary monument and one of the architectural icons of the Inca Sacsayhuaman, an incredible construction with gigantic stones. Built by the fifteenth century.

Next, very close to Sacsayhuaman is the archaeological site, Qenqo, a Quechua word that means labyrinth, where according to the latest research, indicates that this was the last resting place of the Inca Pachacuteq.

The last two places to be visited is the Fortress of Puca Pucara, a military construction from where you have a privileged view of the entire Valley of Cusco, Puca Pucara is a word in Quechua that means Red Fortress and finally we will visit Tambomachay a word in Quechua meaning resting place, it is a temple of the cult of water, as one of the main natural deities of the Incas.