Cusco · CUSCO PISCO SOUR CLASSES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 6 cusco pisco sour classes justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Start with a private Cusco walk led by guides such as Valentin or Kenny, then head to the family-run Planetarium Cusco for Inca sky lore and telescope viewing. Dinner, one Pisco Sour, hotel transfers, and about five hours are included, but planetarium entry costs extra.
“We really enjoyed this tour and especially the Planetarium. We recommend to change the restaurant.”
Spend two hours walking from Cusco’s Plaza de Armas to Qoricancha and San Blas with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide. See Inca stonework, meet a luthier, hear Andean music, visit Manco Capac’s temple, and finish with a pisco sour or chicha morada. Groups are limited to 10.
“Such a great tour!!! Our guide Erick was amazing, so informative and made the tour really fun. You get to see a lot of the city and learn a lot of history about the Incas and colonization. Would definitely recommend!”
At Casa Intrepid, a local English-speaking bartender guides you through three Pisco tastings and a hands-on Pisco Sour class. Use professional bar tools, fresh lime, egg white, syrup, and bitters, then enjoy your own drink in a restored Cusco venue with original Inca walls.
“Jobana was a great guide…knowledgeable, funny, and responsive to our questions. Absolutely great experience!”
Meet at your Cusco hotel at 6 pm for a four-hour evening with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide. Visit Cristo Blanco and San Cristobal, walk through San Blas and the main square, hear local legends, and finish with a Pisco Sour and appetizer.
“Our tour guide was very fun and knowledgeable about the city of Cusco. Took us to an awesome restaurant for a 3 course meal and we saw a live band and dancers during dinner. We did some walking around Cusco but our tour guide went very slow so it could be relaxing. A lot of the tour guides in Cusco are very nice, funny and can speak really good English.”
Spend six hours exploring Cusco after dark with a private guide, San Pedro Market tastings, a pisco sour in Plaza de Armas, dinner, and a Planetarium Cusco visit. Guides such as Sofia have helped with unexpected city problems, while the astronomy session explains Inca views of the southern sky.
“Thank you, Sofia, for your expertise and knowledge as you explained the areas we visited. I truly enjoyed the walking points around the town, the planetarium, and the dinner.”
Walk Cusco’s historic center and San Blas with a Spanish- or English-speaking guide, visit landmarks such as Hatun Rumiyuq Street and the Cathedral, make a Pisco Sour, and finish with a traditional dinner. Guides may include Jose, Jose Luis, or Alex.
“We did this our first night in Cusco and our guide was Jose. He was amazing! He took us to the Pisco Museum where we got to go behind the bar and made our own Pisco Sours. Jose is so knowledgable about Cusco and the history of the Inka civilization. He was so gracious and he offered us advice on the rest of our trip including our trek to Machu Picchu. If you go to Cusco you should definitely take a tour with Jose you will learn and see a lot of this amazing city. We would definitely go back and do another excursion with Jose and this company.”
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