One thing we believe visitors must do in Cusco is try some of the many artisanal beers. Cerveceria Del Valle Sagrado is one of the best places to do so. Spend an evening or an afternoon with friends tasting different brews in this casual spot. 

This place has everything you need and more. Casa Ichu is a modern and very sleek house that hosts a restaurant, optimal for brunch, a natural wine bar, well-suited for date night or a relaxing afternoon in the bonfire conversation pit, plenty of co-working spaces and a couple of rooms if you want to stay in the very centre of the city. They do it all and we couldn't recommend this place more, whether it is for wine tasting or a business meeting that popped up unexpectedly. 

Cusco’s cathedral (la Catedral Basilica de la Virgen de la Asunción) is a spectacular building and one of the main pillars that give life to Plaza de Armas. The cathedral, built around the 15th century, showcases the merging of Indigenous and Spanish colonial architecture through its Gothic-Renaissance and Baroque style. This beautiful emblem of the city is adorned with gold, silver, insane wood carvings and sacred masterpieces from Cusco’s Art School from back in the day. Whether it is because of its religious or historical significance, you must walk in. We could spend hours just figuring out its intricate details.