Top Cusco Architecture Tours

I highly recommend this tour. You learn about the history of pisco and how to make the traditinal pisco sour. The bartender was very friendly and knowledgeable.

Be prepared for a fun and informative experience with Richard - the Pisco Sour King. Hands on sampling, mixing, and the most important bit, shaking and then drinking the final product. So much fun.

After a bit of confusion on the location, we jumped right into the class with a short history lesson, and then hands on pisco sour making. We had such a blast and we felt like we had all the time in the world to enjoy the company of the other attendees and our guide. Would absolutely recommend this to others, as the pisco sour I made was one of the best I had the entire trip!

We had an amazing Pisco Sour making experience in Cusco with Darcy as our guide. He gave us a great overview of the history of Pisco and created a fun and personalized tour for us. The drinks were delicious, and we left with a new appreciation for Peru’s national spirit. Highly recommend this experience to anyone who wants to learn more about Pisco in an authentic and engaging way.

I'm back at the Hotel Belle Claire, my favor place to stay in NYC. The entire staff looks to make their guests happy and comfortable. Today I met Iga, who services the rooms. Her warm, friendly attitude in our brief conversation was uplifting! Clearly the management of this hotel has created a culture which puts the comfort and happiness of its client as the highest priority and it permeates throughout the entire staff!

Jobana was a great guide…knowledgeable, funny, and responsive to our questions. Absolutely great experience!

What a great tour! Tasty and educational - we learned a ton about the history of pisco, and (amazing) guide seamlessly put in the context of the greater history of Peru... all while walking around the Plaza de Armas and San Blas neighborhood.

This was an incredible tour, and my Cusco highlight, all due to the tour guide Vayana. We spent several hours walking the historic section of Cusco, visiting two bars and learning how to make two Pisco-based drinks. My favorite bar, Bar Peru, is a locals joint with a rather engaging bartender, Italo. I describe him as an efficient drink maker, while my daughters describe him as handsome. You choose. I was so impressed with Vayana, the guide. With her years of experience as a trek guide she's a wealth of information and was simply fantastic. I would definitely take this tour again.

The walking tour gives you a different perspective on Cusco. You will see different areas of the city. Learning to make a pisco sour is a definitely a highlight.

This was a fantastic way to start our trip. We did this tour on our very first night in Cusco and Lilly gave us such great ideas of restaurants, stores, and activities to do for the rest of our trip. The drinks were delicious and fun to make. The best part was honestly learning about the history of Pisco and Cusco. I would 100% recommend doing this tour.

The walking tour was really cool - we learned a lot about Cuzco and the history we wouldn't have learned if we didn't do it. But our tour guide was REALLY quiet.Making the Pisco Sours was so so so fun! We had a great group, and our teachers were awesome. Highly recommend!

This tour was super cool- when I booked it I expected a more broad city tour but what we got was an in-depth look at the arts district behind the Plaza de Armas which I never would have seen but highly recommend. I loved Lily and she really helped us all get found to start the tour because the Plaza was crazy (get there early). The pisco sour making was such a treat! Daniel made it so easy to be the master and the drinks were to die for- especially the Genovese that I had for a later round. Definitely a fun night in Cusco! Loved the experience.

We had a wonderful walking tour through the beautiful San Blas neighbor (highly recommend it). Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and we topped the night off with a Pisco Sour lesson !

Took this tour the night I arrived. It was a good overall tour of the main areas of Cusco and an opportunity to talk to a local resident about where to eat and go while in Cusco. Also learned about some unique cultural art specific to Cusco. Going to the Pisco Museum and learning to make a Pisco Sour was fun. It was also an opportunity to learn about the different types of Pisco and how they are made.

This is a lovely thing to do on your first or second night in Cusco. It is a way to whet your appetite for the city so to speak. Liliana has an amazing amount of knowledge and she is passionate about her role as a guide. The highlight is learning how to make a Pisco Sour at the end, and by that time you are ready to drink it down too. Lovely experience overall!

Great night. We had Liliana as our guide and she was great. Even though we were staying in the San Blas area, she gave us so much more information about that section that we never would have known without her. The Pisco Sour lesson was so much fun and we got some great pictures of my son and I behind the bar making our first drink (and a great picture with Lily!!) Highly recommend.