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Cusco.
Until the arrival of the Spanish in 1532, Cusco was the centre of the Inca Empire and is the oldest continuously inhabited city on the continent and whose legacy as the hub of the empire is readily apparent. Many of the city streets are lined with Inca-built stone walls and crowded with the Quechua-speaking descendants of the Incas. Throughout the city, one can appreciate the syncretism of Inca and Catholic symbols, constructions and beliefs.
The Libertador Hotel occupies the Casa de los Cuatro Bustos,
which once served as Franciso [...]
Built 300 years ago atop Inca foundations, this building was
originally the Seminary of San [...]
Built around an early 16th century house, the Novotel Cusco is
located in the heart of the [...]
The Boutique Hotel Casa San Blas was created to provide a
distinctive service, based on per [...]
The first luxury boutique hotel in Cusco, with a unique mix of
culture and tradition. Caref [...]
This new Casa Andina Hotel is a colonial building, with carved
wooden balconies, situated j [...]
The hotel has been built in a colonial large house form
16th century. It's located in the o [...]
El Balcon is a pre-colonial house constructed around 1630
carefully restored in 1998. The H [...]
Mini Escapes
Early morning start to board the train - part of the Orient
Express group - for the spectac [...]
Inti Raymi Festival
From £160
On June 24 and a few days either side, the huge Inca 'Sun
Festival' is held to celebrate th [...]
