Cusco · SHOW
2 reviewed
Good shows fill up through the dry season and the best go first. Below are the 3 that hold up, with current prices and what makes each one different, so you can book before the calendar closes.
Andean music and dance at Tunupa in Cusco’s Plaza de Armas, paired with a 3-course Peruvian dinner for about $40.
“The restaurant was a very nice setting, I enjoyed the style of music but was surprised they used contemporary songs vs songs of cultural revalence. The dancers and costumes were great. The food choices on the pre fix menu, limited, desserts were delicious.”
2-hour Cusco historic walk from Plaza de Armas to Qoricancha and San Blas, ending with Andean music and pisco sour tasting.
“A enjoyable tour and great if you’ve just arrived to the city like we have. Our tour guide, Erick, was entertaining and provided us lots of good historical information, some great views of the city, tips as travellers and much more. For clarity, this is a free walking tour, but this tour effectively pre-pays the expected tip at the end. Slightly misleading, but it remains an enjoyable and useful tour and worth the payment.”
