THE 10 BEST Peru City sightseeing Trips in 2024/2025

Peru city sightseeing tours

Traverse through history in Lima as you make pit stops to admire colonial architecture and churches like the San Francisco Monastery and the Cathedral of Lima in the historic district.
Grab a hearty meal of ceviche as you shop at modern district parks in Miraflores and admire the vastness of the Pacific Ocean from the El Malecón.
Explore Cusco through the ruins of Q'enqo and Tambomachay, following which you can make your way to the city center to explore the Cusco Cathedral.
Immerse yourself into Inca culture as stunning landscapes flank you on all sides at Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero in the Sacred Valley or the Valle Sagrado.
Visit the “White City” in the Unesco-listed Arequipa Historic Center. The architecture at the Plaza de Armas and the Santa Catalina Monastery will leave you spellbound.
Engage in local culture in the bustling Belén Market, Iquitos. The market town is known for its variety of fresh produce and local goods.

Save money and get to know the locals by staying at “Hospedajes”. They are family-run hotels and considered the best budget-stay choice.
Skip the taxis and try “colectivos” which are affordable buses. Do note that they don’t come with fixed schedules.
Look for “meals of the day” offered by many restaurants, where you get a set meal for the day that includes multiple plates of food.
Leverage the comprehensive walking tours organized by “Free Walking Tours Peru” during your city sightseeing tours in Peru. You may tip your guide as you deem fit.
Withdraw enough cash in major cities as you will be hard-pressed to find an ATM in small towns and villages.

Peru city sightseeing tours

Explore historical architectures and bustling city centers on a Peru city sightseeing tour.

Traverse through history in Lima as you make pit stops to admire colonial architecture and churches like the San Francisco Monastery and the Cathedral of Lima in the historic district.
Grab a hearty meal of ceviche as you shop at modern district parks in Miraflores and admire the vastness of the Pacific Ocean from the El Malecón.
Explore Cusco through the ruins of Q'enqo and Tambomachay, following which you can make your way to the city center to explore the Cusco Cathedral.
Immerse yourself into Inca culture as stunning landscapes flank you on all sides at Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero in the Sacred Valley or the Valle Sagrado.
Visit the “White City” in the Unesco-listed Arequipa Historic Center. The architecture at the Plaza de Armas and the Santa Catalina Monastery will leave you spellbound.
Engage in local culture in the bustling Belén Market, Iquitos. The market town is known for its variety of fresh produce and local goods.

Save money and get to know the locals by staying at “Hospedajes”. They are family-run hotels and considered the best budget-stay choice.
Skip the taxis and try “colectivos” which are affordable buses. Do note that they don’t come with fixed schedules.
Look for “meals of the day” offered by many restaurants, where you get a set meal for the day that includes multiple plates of food.
Leverage the comprehensive walking tours organized by “Free Walking Tours Peru” during your city sightseeing tours in Peru. You may tip your guide as you deem fit.
Withdraw enough cash in major cities as you will be hard-pressed to find an ATM in small towns and villages.