When is Callejon de Loreto open?

Callejon de Loreto is open: Sun - Sat 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM

What hotels are near Callejon de Loreto?

Hotels near Callejon de Loreto: (0.04 mi) Hospedaje Huchuy Qosqo (0.07 mi) Casa Andina Standard Cusco Catedral (0.08 mi) La Posada del Viajero (0.05 mi) Yabar Hotel Cusco Suite (0.08 mi) Maytaq Wasin Boutique Hotel View all hotels near Callejon de Loreto on Tripadvisor

What restaurants are near Callejon de Loreto?

Restaurants near Callejon de Loreto: (0.04 mi) Cercanía Pan y Café (0.10 mi) Kusykay Peruvian Craft Food (0.10 mi) Jonas Cocina Fusión (0.09 mi) Bisonte. Plaza De Armas (0.07 mi) Incanto ítalo peruano View all restaurants near Callejon de Loreto on Tripadvisor

Callejon de Loreto - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

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Rucula Cusco

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Hanz Craft Beer & Restaurant

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Jonas Cocina Fusión

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LuizDutraNeto

Rio de Janeiro, RJ8,621 contributions

A masterpiece of ancient masonry!

Oct 2019

Take your time and stroll along the cobblestoned narrow streets flanked - on both sides - by stonewalls at the awesome "Centro Histórico" of Cusco. These streets are considered masterpieces of the ancient Incan masonry and urban design. They have survived centuries of earthquakes and other natural disasters, principally due to the fantastic Incan architecture and construction techniques. No wonder, Unesco has appointed, in 1983, the historical center of Cusco as a "World Heritage Site"! Unmissable! Enjoy!

Written July 1, 2020

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X2269ACjenniferl

Hattiesburg, United States9 contributions

A sight to behold

Dec 2019

If you do not get here, you will have missed a hidden gem. Walking these streets is like going back in time. You get a feel for what things were as well as marvel at the technical wonder of builders of old. Just seeing the picture gives me happy memories.

Written February 7, 2020

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FalcoG

Lima, Peru4,025 contributions

This is one of my favourites streets in Cusco

Oct 2010 • Solo

I love this street, by night or day, with the magnificent inca walls at your right and at your left.

Sometimes musicians are playing their flutes while you walk by.

Maybe the smell is not that nice at some parts but just walking by feels so nice that it really does not matters.

Maybe one the few Inca streets in town.

Enjoy it!

Written August 10, 2011

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GrahamP113

Witham, UK1,722 contributions

Part of Peru trip

Mar 2020 • Couples

Great to finally have a chance to walk down this alley with its remarkable Inca walls. Really worth a slight detour

Written March 9, 2020

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Chinta K

Dublin, OH148 contributions

A walk through the Callejon takes you back to them can times

Oct 2019

Trip to Cusco will not be complete without a stroll through Callejon de Loreto. Tall stone walls stand testimony to Ancient Incan architecture, that have survived natural disasters including earthquakes. The work is flawless...

Written November 4, 2019

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mcitaly2016

Milan, Italy930 contributions

Nice walk, impressive stone walls, and a souvenirs area with lamas

Oct 2019

From Plaza de Armas one can have a nice short walk in an ancient street surrounded by impressive stone walls. There is also a nice place with souvenirs shops and lamas, and of course someone willing to take picture for a few soles.

Written October 31, 2019

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Alaina1024

St. Marys, GA434 contributions

Stumbled Upon

Oct 2019

After traveling to Machu Picchu and having not located the first alpaca, this is where they can be found. We were strolling through Cusco on our last night in the city when I came upon a small courtyard full of alpacas. This alleyway of a street highlights some of the wonderfully built Inca walls/stonework. You can also get some souvenir shopping done while visiting with alpacas.

Written October 28, 2019

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WhereintheWorldRwe

Brisbane, Australia116 contributions

Inca engineering excellence

Apr 2019 • Couples

Worth taking a walk down this narrow alley to see the engineering excellence of the Incas. Once the Inca palace but like a lot of things in south America was consumed by the Spanish conquistadors.

Written April 29, 2019

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The Wandering Reviewer

Melbourne, Australia9,802 contributions

Special part of Cusco that’s a must visit

Dec 2017 • Friends

A wonderful part of Cusco that is edged by vendors, tourists and artists. There is so much to see and do and I would allow easily a day to explore. And if time permits you’ll no doubt return.

Written March 13, 2018

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Ricardo B

Miami, FL2,968 contributions

A unique piece of street architecture

Jun 2017 • Friends

It is great to see that even after the amazing power of destruction of the Spanish, there are still incredible small streets and corridors that kept intact the magnificence of Inca architecture. Beautiful to see and beautiful to walk

Written June 25, 2017

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