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Cusco Travel was the capital of the Inca’s Empire. Nowadays, Cusco is a cosmopolitan city, located about 10,800 feet above sea level, where you will be able to find the best of the Peruvian culture. The mysticism of Cusco will make you feel as if you are in a different world. Most people arriving to Cusco for one or two days go back home regretting their choice. There is never enough time while in Cusco because it is a city where archeologists are constantly discovering original Inca walls, buildings, and sometimes pre-Inca structures.
In Cusco Travel , you will be able to visit Pre-Inca, Inca, and Colonial buildings and one of the new wonders of the new world, Machu Picchu. Cusco City offers several conventional tours. The most popular are the City tour, the Sacred Valley of the Incas tour, and the Machu Picchu tour. Please find below a description of these tours.
The Cusco Travel City tour includes a visit to the Cathedral; the Qoricancha Temple; the fortress of Sacsayhuaman; and the ruins of Qenqo, Puca Pucara, and Tambomachay. The Cathedral was built between 1560 and 1669. At the Cathedral you will be able to observe painting and handcrafts of the famous School of art of Cusco.
Acupari, unsere Sprachschule: Wunderschoenes Kolonialgebaeude, jedoch ohne Heizung und daher eiskalt (5 Kleidungsschichten und Schal...)
Mi viaje a Cusco en Diciembre del 2004.
Muchas de las calles de Cusco todavía conservan su arquitectura indígena combinada con la colonial.
We arrived in Cusco and met our group and guide at the El Mercado hotel. Our guide, Dalmiro, took us on a tour of Cusco including a few Inca sites, one in particular called Saqsaywaman.
A CATEDRAL DE CUSCO: A CAPELA "EL TRIUNFO". Foi a primeira Igreja de Cusco. Jovem observa São Miguel Arcanjo que triunfa sobre as forças do mal.
A obra da Catedral começou em 1560 e levou quase cem anos. A Igreja foi construída sobre o palácio do oitavo inca, Viracocha. Há duas Capelas auxiliares de cada lado:
À esquerda fica a “El Triunfo”, a primeira Igreja de Cusco, construída sobre o principal arsenal inca para simbolizar a vitória da Espanha sobre os nativos. A Capela do século 18, de “Jesús, María y José”, ou “Sagrada Família”, fica à direita. A fachada renascentista da Catedral, contrasta com o luxuoso interior barroco, que tem ouro e prata coloniais e mais de 400 pinturas da Escola de Cusco.