Frequently Asked Questions about the Free Walking Tour Cusco

How early should I arrive to start the free tour in Cusco?

Participants of the free walking tour in Cusco should arrive 10 to 20 minutes before the start of the tour at the meeting point (the water fountain at the Plaza de Armas de Cusco). This allows us to organize and divide groups according to language and itinerary.

Are the Free Walking Tour routes in Cusco difficult?

Our free walking tours in Cusco are characterized by being tranquil and straightforward, suitable for all types of audiences. We do not undertake expert-level or complicated hikes; all our tours are accessible.

Do I need any entrance tickets for the free tours in Cusco?

There is no need to purchase any entrance tickets. Our tours are conducted outside each point of interest, allowing participants to visit them inside after the tour. Additionally, our guides provide information to obtain discounts on entry to different tourist attractions.

What is the amount to pay for a free walking tour in Cusco?

Our tours are based on a contribution. If the tour meets your expectations, consider a conscious and decent contribution to support our work and continue improving our services with the most up-to-date information.

Is there any extra payment required?

No, our tours are truly free. However, we operate on a contribution basis. At the end of the tour, we offer a complimentary drink as part of the service.

How long does the free walking tour in Cusco last?

The approximate duration is 2 hours, but it is advisable to confirm with the guide before starting the tour to know the exact duration and itinerary.

Can elderly people and children participate in the walking tour?

Our tours are suitable for all ages, including elderly people and children. However, please note that Cusco is located at an altitude of over 3300 meters above sea level, so adaptation to the altitude is important.

What kind of clothing and attire should I wear for the free walking tour?

We recommend wearing warm clothing during afternoon tours, as temperatures drop when the sun sets. In Cusco, located over 3000 meters above sea level, it gets cold, especially during the rainy season (September-March). It is essential to wear warm clothes and rain ponchos during these months. Additionally, sunscreen and sunglasses are indispensable due to the high radiation in the Andes.