17 articles to prepare your trip
Tunupa Restaurant is one of Pérou's most sought-after gastronomic establishments. Located in the historic cities of Cusco and the Sacred Valley, it offers an exceptional blend of traditional and contemporary Peruvian cuisine. Guests can also enjoy breathtaking views and a unique cultural atmosphere.
On Arequipa's Plaza de Armas, Hotel Katari occupies a colonial building in sillar stone with a panoramic terrace overlooking the volcanoes.
A restored 19th-century colonial building in white sillar stone in the heart of Arequipa: courtyards, Peruvian restaurant and spa, close to UNESCO sites.
Restored 18th-century colonial house in Checacupe, a character-filled stopover between Cusco and Puno, near Raqchi and Palcoyo.
A 4-star hotel in a 17th-century colonial casona, in the heart of the artistic San Blas district, minutes from Cusco's Plaza de Armas.
Tambomachay
Inca site 8 km from Cusco, Tambomachay illustrates the Incas' mastery of hydraulics and their reverence for water, with terraces and fountains still flowing today.
Machu Picchu
Incan citadel at 2,430 m altitude, UNESCO-listed since 1983: history, must-see sites and tips for planning your visit from Cusco.
Kuelap
Fortified city of the Chachapoyas perched at 3,000 m near Chachapoyas, Kuelap predates Machu Picchu by six centuries and impresses with its 20-meter-high walls.
Huchuy Qosqo
An ancient Inca palace of Wiracocha perched at 3,600 m above the Sacred Valley, Huchuy Qosqo is reached by a 2 to 4-day trek from Cusco.
Andahuaylillas
A colonial village located 40 km from Cusco, Andahuaylillas is renowned for its San Pedro Apóstol Church, nicknamed the Sistine Chapel of the Americas.
Puno
At 3,800m on the shores of Lake Titicaca, Puno blends floating islands, Quechua communities and Andean celebrations. Our practical guide to visiting it well.
Miraflores
Perched on the cliffs of the Pacific, Miraflores is the district where you'll want to begin your Lima stay: a pre-Incan pyramid, world-class gastronomy and a 10-km oceanfront.
Lima
From the colonial Plaza Mayor to pre-Inca pyramids in the heart of the city, Lima brings together five centuries of history and South America's best culinary scene.
La ville de Lampa
Known as the Pink City, Lampa enchants visitors with its distinctive rose-colored colonial architecture, a church with catacombs, and Andean lagoons, just a short distance from Puno.
La Région de Cajamarca
At 2,700 meters above sea level in the Northern Andes, Cajamarca unveils a little-known side of Peru: Baroque churches, pre-Incan sites and the thermal springs of Atahualpa.
Arequipa
A white city built in volcanic sillar stone at the foot of Misti volcano, Arequipa concentrates UNESCO colonial heritage, renowned gastronomy, and serves as the gateway to Colca canyon.
As the world's longest mountain range, the Andes traverse 7 countries across South America. Yet it is in Pérou that they reveal their full splendor and diversity. Stretching over 2,500 km through the country, the Peruvian Andes offer magnificent landscapes.
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