City Tour Cusco Transport

Half-Day Private Transportation Service in Cusco City

Get to know Cusco at your own pace! Our private transportation service allows you to discover the city and its most famous sites as you wish. You can choose a time between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm for pick-up at your hotel the driver then drives you in comfort from each of the locations without being restricted by tour guides.

Your driver starts by taking you from the historic Plaza de Armas some of the main attractions that the driver will take you through include Hatun Rumiyoc (the 12-Angled Stone), Loreto Street, and Qorikancha. After these attractions, the driver will take you to the outlying archaeological sites of Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Puka Pukara, and Tambomachay, ending your trip with a scenic stop at Cristo Blanco (White Christ) where you will have panoramic views of Cusco.

While at the various stops you will have the time to explore, take pictures, and enjoy the sights on your own.

Since this is strictly a transportation service, the entrance fee and tour guide fee is not included. This allows you to fully customize your experience.

Prices for the Cusco City Tour

Reservations and Payment

There are several ways to pay for your Cusco City Tour through the booking system or an office in Cusco with a credit card, using PayPal, or through a bank transfer; for details, please contact.

Travel info City Tour Cusco

Locations you will visit

• Plaza de Armas and Cathedral: are at the centre of the historical city of Cuzco; here you will find the Cathedral which has a lot of recognisable art from the ‘Cuzco School’ of Arts In particular a highly unique painting of The Last Supper depicting a guinea pig being roasted!
• Qorikancha Temple of the Sun: was the most important of all temples within the Inca Empire; its walls were originally gold plated all around but today contain an incredible mixture of stonework from the Inca Empire along with Spanish colonial buildings
• Sacsayhuaman: A large ceremonial fortress constructed of giant stone blocks (some weighing more than 300 tons) which has puzzled historians as to how they were put together so perfectly.
• Qenqo: is a limestone area with articulate tunnels cut through the rock and also an underground altar where many rituals and sacrifices took place.
• Puka Pukara: known as the "Red Fortress’" because the stones turn red at sunset, Puka Pukara was a military and administrative checkpoint for all travellers entering Cuzco;
• Tambomachay: called The Baths of the Incas, intended for the worship of water through the use of aqueducts and waterfalls.
• Cristo Blanco: is a large white statue of Christ that stands on the top of the hill overlooking Cuzco, this will provide visitors with the best vantage point view of the whole Cuzco valley.