PERU · SAN PEDRO MARKET
Good san pedro market tours fill weeks ahead and the best go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each one includes, and how they differ once you look past the photos.
A 4-hour Cusco class that starts at San Pedro Market and ends in a hands-on studio. Shop, cook four courses, and sip pisco sour.
“Excellent experience. Market was growth. Facilities very good. Great teacher who told us s lot about local food culture. Highly recommend”
Hands-on Peruvian cooking class in Cusco plus San Pedro Market tour, cooking ceviche and pisco sour with a chef, small groups.
“Experience was great! Guide made the market so much more enjoyable teaching us about the different foods and herbals Back at the cooking studio we learned how to cook a delicious Peruvian dinner w an experienced and polite chef!”
A small-group 3.5-hour Cusco tour that pairs Inca and colonial icons with San Pedro Market, plus an easy, guided route from Plaza de Armas.
“Very nice tour. Unfortunately, we were experiencing altitude sickness. So when you arrive to Cuzco, give yourself a day to acclimatize. Drink tea, soup, no red meats just chicken. Stop by one of the local pharmacies and get some altitude sickness pills. We were sick for the entire tour, but the tour itself was really really good. Our guide Henry was extremely knowledgeable and showed us some very cool things! We just wish we weren’t sick during the tour. Also, take some Sol(Peruvian Money) with you in case you need to use the bathrooms. Most places charge 1-2 Sol to use the bathroom. There are very few places that have…”
Cusco San Pedro Market tour and chef-led cooking class in a colonial house, with pisco sour, ceviche/tiradito, alpaca and fruit parfait.
“Was a lot of fun and Chef was wonderful.. Chef’s English as impeccable and he gave an interesting (but not overdone) tour of San Pedro market. Was great about substituting ingredients if you didn’t like something or wanted alcohol free.”
Private 4-hour Cusco walk covering Plaza de Armas, the Inca Museum, Qorikancha, Hatunrumiyoc, and San Pedro Market, with entrances included.
“Awesome tour, very detailed! We learned so much about the Inca’s and their gods. The pace was perfect! We even tried some of the local tamale made by local women.”
A 3-hour Cusco walk blending Plaza de Armas landmarks, San Pedro Market tastes, Qorikancha exteriors, and San Blas viewpoint with chocolate and pisco.
“Walter was exceptionally prepared for each aspect of this tour, very knowledgeable about Cusco and Incan history. We had a fantastic experience.”
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