Room facilities24/7 reception, Check in 15:00 hrs | Check Out 12:00 hrs, Buffet Breakfast, Internet WI-FI
Bed size1 Queen Bed
Room facilities24/7 reception, Check in 15:00 hrs | Check Out 12:00 hrs, Buffet Breakfast, Internet WI-FI
Bed size1 habitacion matrimonial Queen
Room size:250 sq ft
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This charming hotel is located in the center of Cusco. It offers sophisticated rooms, with striking Peruvian-style decoration. It has a restaurant, concierge and free Wi-Fi.
The spacious rooms at the San Agustin feature the same traditional stone architecture that you will find in the rest of the hotel. All include air conditioning, cable TV and offer panoramic views of Cusco or the Peruvian mountains.
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In Cusco, every corner is full of history. Because the ancient capital of Peru (during the Inca Empire), still maintains vestiges of what was the most important power of this ancient civilization.
The ancient history is breathed in every step you take through the streets of its towns, which seem to have stopped in time. Its cities, which are full of so much mysticism that you will never want to leave. And if you have to leave, there will always be that desire that consumes you inside to return as soon as possible.
The first step is to get to Cusco. The easiest way? Through a flight. Due to the high demand of tourists, it was impossible not to have an international airport in Cusco, although most flights have to pass through Lima before reaching the imperial city. From the Peruvian capital, it takes approximately one hour and 15 minutes to reach the chosen destination.
The Cusco Jewel
But this journey will not be complete if you do not join the Inca spirit. Yes, we are talking about a visit to one of the modern wonders of the world, the great jewel of Cusco and Peru: the imposing, revered and ostentatious Historical Sanctuary of Machupicchu, the final and starting point of every tourist who visits Cusco. This cultural and natural heritage of humanity was one of the most important religious, cultural and political centers of the Inca empire and those who visit it agree that a unique energy is felt.
Huayna Picchu, Sacsayhuamán, Vinicunca, Urubamba, Choquequirao, Humantay Lagoon, Ollantaytambo, and the Inca Trail for trekking lovers. The options for tourism in Cusco are endless. Even in the city itself there are endless activities and attractions to discover: you can begin to learn a little about Cusco's history through a walk through its Historical Center or the Andean Baroque route, where you can see buildings with the ancient touch. colonial
Museums are a favorite space for visitors and one that you cannot miss is the Temple of the Sun (Qorikancha). Also, be amazed by the stone of the twelve angles or marvel at the art of the artisans of the San Blas neighborhood. A visit to the colorful San Pedro market can give you an idea of the idiosyncrasy of the people of Cusco.
Cusco, land of natural wonders and perfect setting for lovers of sports and adventure. Surrounded by the imposing peaks of the Andes, this destination invites you to live a unique experience where nature and physical activity intertwine in an extraordinary way.
Embark on exhilarating hiking trails that wind through mountainous landscapes, revealing ancient Incan ruins and breathtaking panoramic views. The mountains surrounding Cusco offer exceptional opportunities to practice adventure sports such as trekking and climbing.
If you're looking for an adrenaline rush, mountain biking on the region's intricate trails will take you through cloud forests and picturesque valleys. Additionally, the nearby rivers offer perfect conditions for rafting, giving you a dose of excitement as you immerse yourself in the natural beauty that surrounds Cusco.
Cusco nights are as diverse as the thousands of visitors that the city receives. The offer satisfies both those looking for cultural experiences and those who want to party and have fun. Whether you are on one side, the other, or both, this is the perfect guide to enjoy the Ciudad Imperial de noche.
Cusco is the most touristic city in Peru and its nights are among the most fun in South America. The bars close around 2 in the morning and the clubs after 5.
Cusco was considered the City of the Sun by the ancient Incas and the center of their religious cult. Here was the house of the chosen ones of the south, the high priestly clergy and the funerary clans of the dead emperors. Large mass ceremonies and festivities such as Inti Raymi, the festival of the sun that takes place every winter solstice, took place here.
The Incas thought that Cusco was founded by Manco Cápac and his sister and wife Mama Ocllo, who arrived at the place due to a revelation from the sun god, called Inti. In this way, the city was inhabited 3000 years ago before the arrival of the Spanish.
The original plan of Cusco has the shape of an outlined puma, where the chest would be the central plaza called Haucaypata, and the head of the animal in the Sacsayhuamán fortress.
Then, in 1534, Cusco was refounded by Francisco Pizarro, who maintained the Plaza de Armas in the central square. The city soon became an important cultural and commercial center as it was the route between Lima and Buenos Aires.
Several fights developed between the Inca aristocracy and the Spanish, to try to recover the city. However, they could not and the last uprising ended with the execution of Túpac Amaru.
Cusco declared its independence in 1821, where the Department of Cusco was created. In 1011 the ruins of Macchu Pichu were explored.
It is considered the Tourist Capital of Peru.
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