Historical picturesque neighborhood
Neighborhood: Cusco
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One of the oldest in the city, this neighborhood has streets whose patterns follow those of the Incas—narrow and steep much like a medieval city. The old houses have been built upon Inca stone walls. In and between the zig-zagging streets are picturesque little squares and viewpoints of the city. This area is also known as the Barrio de los Artesanos (Artisan Quarter), and it is dotted with workshops and stores of some of the most famous Cusqueño artists such as Hilario Mendívil, Edilberto Mérida and Antonio Olave.
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great experience
it was a great place to stay! i cannot wait until i will return there. a must see! one of the best s...
Reviewed by:enizu5@sbcglobal.net from on Jul 24 2007
Coca Shop
Visit the Coca Shop. They make all sorts of products from the coca leaf. eg: chocolate, toffee, ic...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from New Jersey on Jan 25 2007
Beautiful stone work
You must see the 12 point stone in this alley. The most famous cut stone of the Inkas. You will also...
Reviewed by:Jason from Pennsylvania on Feb 21 2005
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