• Catedral de Puno - The Cathedral of Puno, recognized as a Minor Basilica, was built in the 17th century and showcases a magnificent façade crafted by Simon de Asto. Located on the Fence of the Devil, it was completed on May 25th, 1757. This remarkable edifice is a quintessential example of Spanish baroque architecture, enriched with Andean elements that give it a unique mestizo character.
• Cerrito Huajsapata - Huajsapata Hill in Puno, Peru, stands as a historical and cultural landmark at an elevation of 4150 meters above sea level. It was a sacred site for the Collas people, serving as a ceremonial and religious center. The Incas erected a temple dedicated to the Sun God, and the Spanish later built a church for the Virgin of the Candelaria, making it a popular pilgrimage destination. The hill holds significant importance in Peruvian independence and offers breathtaking views of the city and Lake Titicaca. It’s a perfect spot for hiking and sightseeing. Be sure to visit and explore its rich history!
• Arco Deustua - This monument, constructed in 1846, is located three blocks from Puno’s main street. It was built to honor the Peruvian soldiers who bravely fought in the Battle of Junin and Ayacucho. The monument features two roundabouts on either side and carries substantial historical and moral significance for the people of Peru.
• Mercado Central de Puno - Discover the Mercado Central, a lively local market where a wide array of Andean products such as quinoa, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and more can be found. This market is a bustling hub for the local community and provides insight into the daily life of Puno’s residents.
• Parque Pino - Pino Park, also known as “Parque Pino,” is a significant landmark in Puno, Peru, with a rich historical heritage. The park is named after Manuel Pino, a Peruvian hero who played a pivotal role in the War of the Pacific (1879-1884) against Chile.
• Iglesia de San Juan Bautista - San Juan Bautista Church, situated in Puno, Peru, is a distinguished example of colonial architecture with a storied past. Built in the 17th century, the church boasts a baroque facade with elaborate stonework. It is a vital religious site, housing the image of the Virgin of Candelaria, Puno’s patron saint.

• Local guide

• Carlos Dreyer Museum Tickets - Optional (20 soles per person)
• Transportation (due is walking tour, there won’t be cars available)

Walking Tours Puno provides an innovative and thrilling approach to discovering the city of Puno. Guided by our expert bilingual guides, this tour leads participants through Puno’s most renowned locations. Participants will have the chance to explore historical and cultural sites, along with other points of interest around the city. Join us for a memorable walking tour experience and uncover everything Puno has to offer, including its history, landmarks, and hidden treasures.

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