Panoramic bus in the city of Cusco

Details of the experience

Duration:

noon

Difficulty:

Easy

Maximum Altitude:

3,800 msnm

Max Group:

18 personas

Transport:

Included

Tickets:

Incluye entradas.

Itinerary

We met in the Plaza de Armas to provide general information about the itinerary. Then we walked to the corner of Saphy and Tambo de Montero streets, where the panoramic bus was waiting for us.

We begin the tour by visiting Plaza San Francisco, the Arco de Santa Clara, Calle Garcilaso and Plaza Regocijo, all emblematic places of colonial and republican Cusco.

We ascend to observe this impressive archaeological reserve from the bus while the guide shares historical details. There is no disembarkation at this point.

We make a stop at the Mirador de Cristo Blanco to enjoy a unique panoramic view of the entire city of Cusco, ideal for taking memorable photographs.

El bus finaliza el recorrido en la calle Saphy, ubicada a dos cuadras de la Plaza de Armas, concluyendo así una experiencia panorámica y cultural inolvidable.

Includes

✅ Panoramic bus tour
✅ Guided tour
✅ Entrance to the catacombs

Does not include

Not Included

⛔ Food not mentioned in the program
⛔ Personal expenses
⛔ Tips

Recommendations

➡️ Small backpack with personal items
➡️ Camera
➡️ Cash for purchases
➡️ Bottled water
➡️ Sunscreen and sun hat

Frequently Asked Questions

This tour has a very easy difficulty. It is done almost entirely aboard the panoramic bus, with short stops to take photographs and enjoy the views. It is suitable for all ages, including children and older adults.

The Cusco Panoramic Bus operates all year round. The dry season (May to September) offers clear skies and spectacular views, but in the rainy season (December to March) it is recommended to bring a waterproof jacket.

It is recommended to reserve at least one day in advance, especially in high season (June to August). However, you can also check for availability on the day of the tour.

The tour takes place even in rain. We suggest you bring a waterproof jacket or poncho. The bus has a covered part on the second level to protect you in case of bad weather.

No. The tour is mainly panoramic and does not include entry to archaeological sites. The stops are to take photos and enjoy the landscape from the outside.

Yes, it is an ideal tour for families. Children will enjoy the outdoor ride and the views from the second level of the panoramic bus. It is a safe and fun activity.

No. The tour has a set itinerary with scheduled photo stops, but does not operate as a hop-on hop-off tour bus. All passengers must remain with the group during the tour.