CUSCO · PERU
Cusco’s best days out.
The 13 most popular nightlife & pisco tours out of Cusco. The ones worth waking up at altitude for, with prices, run times and the operators behind them.
San Pedro Market and a Cusco cooking class: make cebiche, causa and quinoa tamal, plus pisco cocktails and picarones. 4 hours.
Most Popular“It was a really great experience! Our chef was so kind with a good sense of humor. We learned a lot and the food was sooo good! Highly recommend this cooking class.”
Cusco pub crawl with four bar stops, included drinks, and no-queue entry to Chango and Inka Team, starting 9 pm.
“On time and as per the program. David was a great host. Felt like catching up with friends.”
Cusco by Night pairs Plaza de Armas dusk views with an Inca constellation planetarium show, dinner, and one Pisco sour.
“Kenny was an excellent tour guide. He took his time with us and explained the attractions in detail. Dinner was excellent”
Walk Cusco’s top Inca and colonial sights in 2 hours, then enjoy San Blas, an Andean music show, and a pisco sour or chicha drink.
“A enjoyable tour and great if you’ve just arrived to the city like we have. Our tour guide, Erick, was entertaining and provided us lots of good historical information, some great views of the city, tips as travellers and much more. For clarity, this is a free walking tour, but this tour effectively pre-pays the…”
A 4-hour Cusco pub crawl with skip-the-line entry, free drinks and pisco shots, plus an easy itinerary that moves you from bar to club.
“I had one of the best pub crawls I’ve ever been on! Our guide, David, was absolutely excellent. He managed the group perfectly — always making sure no one was left behind and that everyone felt included. The bars we went to were amazing, and the whole night felt well-planned but still fun and spontaneous.…”
Mix Cusco’s national drink at Casa Intrepid. Small group Pisco Sour class, taste three piscos, learn shaking and balance for $35.
“Really good tour. The only time wasted was to find other tour members in the huge Cusco square with a signboard. Wasn't ideal but well the tour overall was impressive! Highly recommend it if you're into Pisco - who isn't?! :-”
Shop San Pedro Market, cook 100% vegan Peruvian classics, and shake pisco cocktails in Cusco with a pro chef. Great value.
“Enjoyed exploring the market. The class was fantastic. The chef was very knowledgeable. We made some really tasty alternatives for some classic Peruvian dishes like Cerviche. The only reason I haven't given this a 5 is because I feel the marketing via Viator is misleading as this was a general cooking class with vegan options…”
Learn Inca astronomy in Cusco’s planetarium dome, then try telescope stargazing. Includes transport, English/Spanish guide, $28, 2 hours.
“Hermoso! Emocionante!”
A 4-hour Cusco night walk with viewpoints, legends, and a real Pisco Sour tasting, plus hotel pickup and expert guidance.
“Awesome tour, extremely knowledge and informative guide. Highly recommend.”
Cusco by night with market tastings, a pisco sour, guided stargazing at the planetarium, and dinner, for first-timers and night owls.
“Thank you, Sofia, for your expertise and knowledge as you explained the areas we visited. I truly enjoyed the walking points around the town, the planetarium, and the dinner.”
4-hour Cusco night walk with a pisco sour lesson, tastings, and dinner. Small group, hotel pickup, and great local storytelling.
“It was educational. Alex was warm and knowledgeable.”
A 150-minute Planetarium Cusco night tour with an Inca astronomy talk, dome sky projection, and telescope views—weather permitting.
“guide never showed up”
Cusco Planetarium night tour with Inca constellations, a virtual sky show, and telescopes—small group, hotel pickup, short ride outside town.
“Pretty decent and enjoyable experience. The app does say the tour goes for 4 hours but we were barely there an hour and a half (2 hours including transportation) so we were expecting to see a little more, but it was still a very enjoyable experience and a nice thing to do on an evening…”
Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley and every high pass in between.
