Like most Peruvian towns, this is the commercial centre of the whole place. In the centre there are gardens, fountains & statues, surrounded by the (partially-pedestrianised) cobbled roads, and flanked on all four sides by various buildings, including shopping colonnades, the splendid Cathedral, and the...More

We were delighted by the visit of La Plaza de Armas on a sunny morning. A former Inca square covered by paving stones and gardens. A lively place lined by La Catedral built between 1559 and 1669, by La Compania Church and by charming colonial...More

So many beautiful building in one plaza. The people are friendly, lots of people trying to sell you souvenirs but just a no gracias usually is all it takes.

Plaza de armas was such a treat to visit. There's so much history within the vicinity! The locales are so nice and sweet. They are very helpful! I love the Peruvian culture!

Try the local restaurants, really good food, the Peruvian people are very respectful society, they attend your every need as you were family.

There was a large crowd in the Plaza, especially congregating in front of the Cathedral because it was the first day of celebration of the Festival of Corpus Christi that is observed throughout Peru, but not to the extent in Cusco. There was music, dancing...More

This was certainly worth visiting... We happened to get here on the day of a festival, and the streets were blocked off and filled with parades with dancers and musicians. Beautiful architecture, cobblestone streets, great views, excellent food everywhere around... Just a really nice place.