Nightlife Tour in Cusco

Free Nightlife Tour in Cusco with Roamee Pro

Roamee Pro, also known as Roamee, offers a free self-guided nightlife tour route in Cusco. The audio walking tour can include stops such as Plaza de Armas — the former Inca ceremonial plaza of Huacaypata now flanked by colonial arcades, the Cathedral with its Last Supper featuring guinea pig, and Jesuit church, Qoricancha (Temple of the Sun) — the Inca Empire's most sacred temple whose walls were once plated in gold, now partially beneath the colonial Santo Domingo church with perfectly fitted stonework, San Pedro Market — Cusco's central market since colonial times, where vendors sell fresh tropical juices, local cheeses, giant corn, and steaming plates of cuy (guinea pig), plus hidden gems like Museo de Arte Precolombino — a beautifully curated museum in a colonial mansion showcasing the artistic achievements of Peru's ancient civilizations and Tambomachay — Inca water temple ruins just outside the city, reachable on foot through a circuit of lesser-visited archaeological sites.

Use this page as a starting point for a Cusco walking tour, a free self-guided route, or the Roamee app for Cusco. Roamee Pro keeps the route flexible so you can follow the stops, skip ahead, or explore nearby streets at your own pace.

• •Plaza de Armas — the former Inca ceremonial plaza of Huacaypata now flanked by colonial arcades, the Cathedral with its Last Supper featuring guinea pig, and Jesuit church
• •Qoricancha (Temple of the Sun) — the Inca Empire's most sacred temple whose walls were once plated in gold, now partially beneath the colonial Santo Domingo church with perfectly fitted stonework
• •San Pedro Market — Cusco's central market since colonial times, where vendors sell fresh tropical juices, local cheeses, giant corn, and steaming plates of cuy (guinea pig)
• •Sacsayhuaman fortress — a massive Inca citadel above Cusco built with zigzag stone walls of boulders weighing up to 200 tons, fitted without mortar so tightly a knife blade cannot pass between them
• •San Blas artisan quarter — a steep hillside neighborhood above the plaza with narrow streets, artisan workshops producing traditional ceramics and wood carvings, and the ornate San Blas church pulpit

• •Museo de Arte Precolombino — a beautifully curated museum in a colonial mansion showcasing the artistic achievements of Peru's ancient civilizations
• •Tambomachay — Inca water temple ruins just outside the city, reachable on foot through a circuit of lesser-visited archaeological sites
• •Mercado de Wanchaq — a local market less touristy than San Pedro, where Cusqueños shop for daily groceries and traditional medicines