The plaza is a very beautiful garden decorated with historical and artistic monuments and statues there is a tourist info center however I found it closed. Only two things really bugged me, all the fountains were dried out and there were some areas such as the amphitheater that had plastic bottles and other trash lying around. Overall a nice place to take pictures and maybe play with the kids (since there is a big pirate ship which the young ones will appreciate).

Beautiful place.....small town with excelent distribution. Breathtaking environment. Get early. The roadside is a little rough when coming from Oxapampa. Lots of culture, folklore, history. Worth the visit

A very whimsical plaza. The main attraction is a replica of a three masted sailing ship. A fun place to see.

Quiant, pleasant, not very much to see.

The best place in Peru

(Translated by Google) We visited it 1 month ago, we liked the visit, it was super short, we hope to return again (Original) Lo visitamos hace 1 mes, nos gustó la visita que fue súper breve esperamos regresar nuevamente

(Translated by Google) I was lucky that it was cloudy, I visited on January 28, 2025 and there were no heavy rains, only garua. Beautiful place 🔥 (Original) Tuve suerte de que esté nublado, lo visité el día 28 de enero 2025 y no hubo lluvias fuertes, solo garua. Hermoso lugar 🔥

Place itself is nice and clean but they don’t let the water out of the tab before a new customer goes in. There is a restaurant within the premises where you can find Peruvian/Andean dishes at a very reasonable price. Also you will drive in a dirt road from Acos if you are coming from Lima or from Huayllay if you are coming from Cerro de Pasco

So cheap, good quality of the water. Need to have more order and ilumination during the night

Full relax 😃

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(Translated by Google) It is located a few minutes from the stone forest and is perfect for relaxing in the hot springs after the walk. The entrance costs S/2.50 per person and allows you access to the pool or, failing that, the private rooms for half an hour for couples or families (you have to wait around +/- an hour to access these), it also has a large parking lot and a restaurant within the complex. (Original) Se encuentra a unos minutos del bosque de piedra y resulta perfecto para después de la caminata relajarse en las aguas termales. La entrada cuesta S/2.50 por persona y te permite el acceso a la piscina o en su defecto los cuartos privados por media hora para parejas o familias (se tiene que esperar alrededor de +/- una hora para acceder a éstos), además cuenta con un amplio estacionamiento y un restaurante dentro del complejo.

Ok but it needs improvement

Relax

Medicinal

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(Translated by Google) The thermal baths are great, it has an outdoor pool with WARM water and also several family pools that range from 30 degrees to warmer, worth 5 soles. It only has 2 lodgings, one a spring that is under repair because the huayco affected it and another is the Collpa hostel where you buy tickets for the thermal baths that hostel is a terrible room, dirty bathrooms and only one person serves it and the lousy food is not worth staying. (Original) Los baños termales están buenísimos tiene un piscina al aire libre con agua TIBIA Y además varias pozas familiares que van de 30grados a más calentitas, vale 5 soles. Solo tiene 2 hospedajes uno manantial que esta en reparación porque el huayco lo afecto y otro el hostal collpa donde ahy mismo se compra las Entradas Para los baños termales ese hostal es pésimo habitación sucias baños sucio y solo atiende una persona y la comida pésimo no vale la pena quedarse.

(Translated by Google) Friendly staff, we opted for a private pool and it was great because you had the space to change clothes comfortably (Original) Personal amable, optamos por una piscina privada y fue genial porque se tuvo el espacio para poder cambiarse de ropa cómodamente

(Translated by Google) The Collpa Thermal Baths are sources of thermomedicinal water ideal for combating different diseases. They constitute a little-known resource in Lima, it is located 2 hours from Huaral, specifically in the district of Santa Catalina, the landscape that surrounds it is beautiful! (Original) Los Baños Termales de Collpa son fuentes de agua termomedicinales ideales para combatir diferentes enfermedades. Constituyen un recurso poco conocido de Lima, esta ubicado a 2 horas de Huaral, específicamente en el distrito de Santa catalina, el paisaje que lo rodea es hermoso¡¡¡¡¡

Very beautiful natural place, at an altitude of 4000 m, with also well preserved chullpas (pre-Inca tombs, Recuay culture, VIIth c.) and dead city. But: - the inhabitants of San Pedro de Casta are a little damaged by mass tourism: not so welcoming. - you have to pay a tax of 15 soles per person (50% inflation in 2 years...; 30 soles for foreigners), for ZERO SERVICE, except the maintenance of an earth track (and without a sign at the start: do not not pass under the Marcahuasi gantry in 4 * 4 but ; if we had to pay as much for each track in the country, no more people would be able to move) and uninteresting stone "facilities" that are hardly useful to anyone. - hordes of limenios pitch their tent on weekends, imposing on others their noise (music to their individual taste) until late and leaving their garbage on site (too tiring to bring back what they have been able to bring for themselves) - in the village: no public water, the small Museum is closed, and nobody had the key of the church on that day either.

Fantastic views from this place but the trek is NOT easy if you plan to take all of your camping equipment but yourself (I'd strongly recommend taking a donkey). One extremely important thing to note is that there are two paths once you walk half way up. (the 'short' and the 'long' path). Do not be fooled by this, the short path is steeper and will get you to the entrance of Marcahuasi quicker but it is at least another 1km from the entrance to the camp site so you are MUCH better taking the easier, longer route as they both equate to the same distance to the campsite (overall). Once you're at the top, it is absolutely breath taking but prepare for a lot of loud noise from dogs and donkeys at the top (morning and night). Also, bring your own firewood as the firewood we bought from the vendors was pretty useless.

Beautiful Waterfall. You have to walk about 15-20 minutes to reach it. Highly recommended.

I loved the place, the nature and the waterfall, an excellent roadtrip to enjoy alone or with friends. 💚✨✨✨

Congrats for this tourist place special to use the materials from the area although one rail was broken.I suggest put mesh in some areas rail to avoid accidents and prevent health issues eith the guides dogs without vaccines certification neither collars. Thxs

You can park for free in the town. In reality, there are really several water falls to visit, we saw only one but I am not sure how much it was to enter although I don't think it was expensive...we got there a little late in the day so we were the last "group" to make the trek up to those falls. Come prepared with plenty of water (you can purchase that & any snacks at any of tne little "tienditas" or stores in the town), good walking/climbing shoes & comfortable clothing...views are AMAZING all the way up the curvy, sometimes rocky, sometimes narrow & sometimes poopie trail 😣😄 (most likely from the few stray but well behaved dogs & the few donkeys we found off to the side of the trail). I HIGHLY recommend bringing bug repellant...we forgot ours but were told to crush the leaves of a feathery fern-like plant (sorry cannnot remember the name) that you will see pretty much everywhere along the path & rub the fragrant (almost citronelly) secretions on your arms & legs because it is a natural mosquito repellant. Unfortunately, I was the only one in my party that did not do this & later realized that I ended up with some SERIOUS monster sized bug bites...😕😥. Besides this, take your time & make sure to stop at the various "rest areas" to catch your breath since you will be at a higher altitude then normal...not as high as Cusco but higher then Lima (central city). Make sure to take lots of pics along the way & once you get there, too. And for around 15 soles there is even an opportunity to scale down the side of the waterfalls 👍😀. Even though it was their first time, my 13 & 10 year old (the youngest had a little help getting down) were able to do it with ease & was a great experience for them. Overall we highly recommend visiting & experiencing the beautiful nature & weather & friendly people.

Paseo

Very nice 👌

Very nice

Beautiful country club

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(Translated by Google) Nice but I only give it 3 stars 💫 since there are not many recreational areas, I have been to better centers. (Original) Bonito pero solo le doy 3 estrellas 💫 ya que no hay muchas zonas recreacionales, he estado en mejores centros.

(Translated by Google) Very nice facilities, clean and very safe, excellent. I invite you to visit one weekend where our pets also enter 😉 (Original) Muy bonita sus instalaciones limpia y muy segura excelente los invito a visitar un fin de semana a también ingresan nuestras mascotas 😉

(Translated by Google) Spectacular. Just bring repellent. (Original) Espectacular. Solo lleven repelente

(Translated by Google) A very nice club. We went on a holiday and it was uncrowded. It has three pools: two for adults and one for children. It also has soccer and volleyball courts (with a net). Restrooms are located throughout the club. Horseback riding and ATV tours are available. It also has barbecue grills for rent, a restaurant, free parking, and access to the river. It's located next to the highway. Admission is 20 soles for adults and 10 soles for children and seniors over 65. The downside is that there was no water from the afternoon onwards, so the bathrooms were dirty at that time. We also couldn't shower after leaving the pool. Water is essential for cleanliness and shouldn't be missing. The restaurant has dishes for 25 and 30 soles, but the service is poor. It could be better. Bring plenty of insect repellent. (Original) Un club muy bonito, fuimos en feriado y había poca gente. Cuenta con 3 piscinas: 2 para adultos y 1 para niños. Cuenta también con canchas de fútbol y voley (tiene net). Puedes encontrar los servicios higiénicos distribuidos por todo el club. Hay paseos a caballo y cuatrimotos. También cuenta con parrillas en alquiler, restaurante, estacionamiento gratis y acceso al río. Está ubicado al lado de la carretera. La entrada en 20 soles adultos y 10 soles niños y mayores de 65. Lo malo es que no había agua apartir de la tarde por lo que los baños a esa hora se encontraban sucios. Tampoco pudimos ducharnos al salir de la piscina. El agua es fundamental para la limpieza y no debería faltar. El restaurant tiene platos de 25 y 30 soles, pero la atención es deficiente. Puede mejorar. Llevar bastante repelente.

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(Translated by Google) The warmi country restaurant, excellent pool, deli food 😋 games for the kids and even educated pets are allowed, great 😀👧👧🐩🧑👩👩 (Original) El restaurante campestre el warmi excelente piscinita comida deli 😋 juegos para los chicos y hasta las mascotas educadas estan permitidas bravisimo😀👧👧🐩🧑👩👩

(Translated by Google) In religion very well, the other topics would have to be experienced and I only had pleasant moments. (Original) En leligioso muy bien,los otros temas habria q vivirlos y yo solo estube momentos gratos.

(Translated by Google) In Lima and Huaral there is a lack of a little more order. The drivers are good and respectful. They call those who are called to put a vest jacket on, suddenly more uniforms on the drivers' vests. Thank you (Original) En Lima y Huaral como que falta un poco más de orden.los chóferes buenos respetuosos.a los que llaman ponerles una casaca chaleco más uniformes de repente a los chóferes chalecos. Gracias

(Translated by Google) Excellent advice to get to know Huaral. The city has good gastronomy and has very attractive tourist places. Visit Huaral, you will not regret it. (Original) Una excelente asesoría para poder conocer Huaral. La ciudad tiene buena gastronomía y cuenta con lugares turísticos muy atractivos. Visiten Huaral, no se van arrepentir.

(Translated by Google) I don't have an opinion on this tours because they never answered my email let alone sent me photos so they don't have my rating and if there is it is negative (Original) No opino sobre este tours pues nunca contestaron mi correo y menos me enviaron fotos para mí no tienen mi calificación y si lo hay es negativo

(Translated by Google) I love the service you provide, keep up the good work!!! I recommend them. (Original) Me encanta el servicio que brindan, sigan así!!! Los recomiendo.

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(Translated by Google) Municipal Museum of Chancay, a small place in the main square of the city of Chancay, where you can see a very good collection of pieces from the culture of the city of the same name. Its value lies in how well preserved the pieces on display are regarding the Cuchimilcos and their textiles. Although there is a guide service in the admission brochure, it was not available. However, it was not an impediment to knowing and learning with the help of the information in the infographics. In addition to the archaeological pieces, you can also see a little information about the Gulet Virgen de La Covadonga and items that were rescued from it by local fishermen. Of course, it would be good if they had bilingual staff in case a tourist or a national arrives who needs additional information. My congratulations to the mayor who has allowed us to have this beautiful museum and my thanks to the staff who serve it for their willingness to make the visit a very pleasant moment. (Original) Museo Municipal de Chancay, un pequeño lugar en plena plaza de armas de la ciudad de Chancay, donde se puede apreciar una muy buena colección de piezas de la cultura del mismo nombre de la ciudad. Su valor está en lo bien conservadas que se encuentran las piezas en exhibición respecto a los Cuchimilcos y su textilería. Si bien, en el folleto de ingreso existe el servicio de guía, no estaba disponible. Sin embargo, no fue impedimento para conocer y aprender con la ayuda de la información en las infografías. Además de las piezas arqueológicas, también se puede apreciar una pequeña información sobre la Goleta Virgen de La Covadonga y artículos que fueron rescatados de ella por pescadores de la zona. Eso sí, sería bueno que tengan un personal bilingüe por si llega algún turista o un propio nacional que necesite información adicional. Mis felicitaciones, al señor alcalde quien ha permitido contar con este bonito museo y mi agradecimiento al personal que atiende por su buena disposición para hacer de la visita un momento muy agradable.

(Translated by Google) It is located in front of the square, next to the Municipality. It is small but has several objects on display. The people who attended were friendly but they were talking and you felt like you were interrupted when you entered because the conversation could be heard on all three floors. It would be good if the souvenirs to buy were separate since it is uncomfortable to see them, interrupting the lady serving. The schedules are at the entrance. The visit does not take long and costs only S/. 3 adults, so I recommend it (Original) Se encuentra al frente de la plaza, junto a la Municipalidad. Es pequeño pero tiene varios objetos en exhibición. Las personas que atendían fueron amables pero estaban conversando y sentías que interrumpías al ingresar porque se escuchaba en los tres pisos la conversación. Sería bueno que los recuerdos para comprar estén aparte ya que es incómodo verlos, interrumpiendo a la señorita que atiende. Los horarios se encuentran a la entrada. La visita no toma mucho tiempo y cuesta solo S/. 3 adultos, así que si lo recomiendo

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and with many cuchimilcos, however it would be good if they had a guide. Otherwise, very neat. (Original) Bonito y con muchos cuchimilcos, sin embargo sería bueno que cuenten con un guía. Por lo demás, muy ordenado.

(Translated by Google) I visited him yesterday, a few minutes after returning to Lima. A fairly comfortable price (I don't remember if 2.5 or 3 soles for adults); You can learn the legacy of the great Chancay civilization and others that arrived in the area. Everything well explained; There is plenty of pottery, textiles and even feather art. Also the representation of a Chancay burial and the miniature replica of the Covadonga, the Chilean ship sunk in the Pacific War. There is pride in local history; highly recommended. It's not very big but you learn a lot. (Original) Lo visité ayer, a pocos minutos de regresar a Lima. Un precio bastante cómodo (no recuerdo si 2.5 o 3 soles para adultos); se puede aprender el legado de la gran civilización Chancay y de otras que llegaron a la zona. Todo bien explicado; hay bastante alfarería, textiles y hasta arte plumario. También la representación de un entierro Chancay y la réplica en miniatura de la Covadonga, el barco chileno hundido en la guerra del Pacífico. Se nota orgullo por la historia local; muy recomendable. No es muy grande pero se aprende mucho.

(Translated by Google) The museum has improved a lot with the investment injected by the Pan-Americans. The rate is very cheap, ranging from 1 to 3 soles. Adults: S/. 3.00 University students: S/2.00 Children: (6 - 17 years): S/2.00 Schoolchildren (after coordination): S/1.00 On the first floor there is pre-Hispanic art explaining the Chancay culture with archaeological pieces of very good quality. On the other hand, on the second floor we have contemporary art with works of art of very good quality. For children we have interactive games on a screen where they can learn about culture in a very educational way. Finally, if you love photos you have several points where you can take excellent memories for posterity: 1. The boat that expresses the main productive activity of fishing, which is an important pillar of the city to this day. 2. The Cuchimilco at the entrance of the museum, in commemoration of the 2019 Pan-American Games, is a quick review of the classic iconography of ancient Peru, its open arms, the cuchimilcos of the Chancay culture (1200-1470 AD) resemble small babies waiting for Someone please carry them. It almost provokes making them 'cuchicuchi'. 3. In the basement there is a very beautiful mural that represents the landscape of the Chancay culture. It is worth mentioning that the museum has an elevator for seniors and disabled people. (Original) El museo ha mejorado mucho con la inversión inyectada por los panamericanos. La tarifa es muy barata oscila entre 1 a 3 soles. Adultos: S/. 3.00 Universitarios: S/2.00 Niños: (6 - 17 años): S/2.00 Escolares (previa coordinación): S/1.00 En el primer piso existen arte prehispánico explicando la cultura chancay con piezas arqueológicas de muy buena calidad. Por otro lado, en el segundo piso tenemos arte contemporáneo con obras de arte de muy buena calidad. Para los niños tenemos juegos interactivos en una pantalla donde podrán aprender de forma muy didáctica sobre la cultura. Finalmente, si amas las fotos tienes diversos puntos donde puedes sacar excelentes recuerdos para la posteridad: 1. El bote que expresa la principal actividad productiva de la pesca que es un pilar importante de la ciudad hasta el día de hoy. 2. El Cuchimilco a la entrada del museo, en conmemoración a los panamericanos del 2019 es un repaso rápido a las iconografías clásicas del Perú antiguo, sus bracitos abiertos, los cuchimilcos de la cultura Chancay (1200-1470 d.C.) asemejan pequeños bebes esperando a que alguien se anime a cargarlos. Casi provoca hacerles ‘cuchicuchi’. 3. En el sótano se cuenta con un mural muy hermoso que representa el paisaje de la cultura Chancay. Cabe mencionar que el museo cuenta con ascensor para personas mayores y personas discapacitadas.

(Translated by Google) Small museum, however very neat. The guide we had was very pleasant, a young student doing his internship. We learned a lot about the life of the ancient inhabitants of Chancay. (Original) Pequeño museo, sin embargo muy ordenado. El guía que nos tocó muy ameno, un joven estudiante que hacía sus prácticas. Aprendimos mucho de la vida de los antiguos pobladores de chancay.

This is the Disney Land of Peru. If are in Chancay, come and have some fine. Awesome staff. Lots of activities and performance.

Good things first: + Lots of variety + Lots of fun + Many things to take photos of + Some animals + Great view of the ocean + Very interesting entertainment Down sides: - Pool closed - A little too commercialized - Sometimes too crowded - Some very poor maintenance in some parts - Would be better if they hid their speaker devices in walls instead of having a huge chunky boombox with sound coming through it, in a setting intended to be historical The show with the dancers and magicians was one of the highlights for me. I also loved that I could take photos with some wild birds.

Crowded and disorderly. The building was incomplete. They had living eagles tethered to trainers so that people could have their photos taken for s/ 10, but the animals where in distress. The food at the resturant was decent and the haunted house was short but well done. This is an affordable place to take kids but I would say that it is a 4th rate attraction at best

It's a beautiful place but surrounded by the town and its buildings

Wow where do I begin...this place was just way too amazing for words. I absolutely loved it. I want to go back already! So basically through every area is a theme throughout history with actors interacting with small groups on tours throughout. Some themes include Peru, Egypt, Camelot, Aztec, Babylon, Greece, Rome, and many many more. There are too many to really remember to be honest. My favorite was Egypt. And being able to see Anubis I was just in awe. I can't obviously ever go to the real Egypt so this will be the closest I can get for now ☺️ The only major complaints I have are there is a TON of stairs...oh my gosh! I am unsure if we just missed where the elevators were to go back downstairs or if they were going for the "old castle" theme and there are none. Next time we go we are having my daughter either walk on her own or ride on our shoulders. Also we went to a beautiful restaurant and they had cats meandering around while we ate. It was kind of weird and I'm not that into cats. Make sure at least they aren't where your diners are eating at least please! Among all the attractions there you can also: *Swim: (they have a huge pool I think it's 10 soles a person to get in) take a swimming suit and change of clothes! *Shop: there are many artisan places to shop inside and souvenir shops as well. I love that about Peru, support the artisans and small business! *Eat: there are a few restaurants inside you can pay in the entrance to make a reservation. (People outside are too pushy and it freaked me out they practically swamped us in the car yelling at us with thier menu papers) *I think there is also a hotel. I would love to stay there. *Parking: it's 10 soles a day total and they only take cash (just a heads up) You can also hold a hawk for 10 soles and take pictures with it. That was so cool and it was such a pretty bird too! Overall it was a great experience. I can't wait to go back!

The castle is beautiful. I loved the decorations. Bathrooms are clean. Staff is friendly. There's even a hotel inside the castle where you can stay. Food is delicious. I highly recommend it ;)

When we first arrived it was mythical like a farey tell and there's tons of things to do for children and teenagers and adults to restaurants and great food and thay tell stories

Wow! This zoo was huge! Incredible for children, they had SO many parks and structures for the kids to play on - truly impressive! They had many animals and most enclosures were adequate. It felt that the animals we value and find special such as the large cats, hippos and penguins could receive a much larger space. Especially the water hole for the hippos. However, it was definitely worth the visit! If you’re about animal welfare you will feel fine here as it is a typical zoo with good and okay enclosures. They have so much space, so enclosures could have been larger but by far not the worst I’ve seen. Loved that they kept it geared towards their own climate. 🙏

It’s a good place but very dirty. Need people how really care about the place

I came here for lion yesterday. Sold me two weeks old stock, turned white before I could eat. Under hand were very soft ,similar to mine. I am in the home.

We had a great time here, although we missed the white tiger and lion...

Security check wanted to see my bag and a lady in line stole a 2 year olds hat while people were being searched by security. The lady told security that it was her hat and walked off. Need to improve security or add cameras. Also be prepared to be swarmed by vendors outside the zoo. You can purchase tickets online which helps save some time.

Good but not better than the "Parque De Las Leyendas". Huachipa's is smaller and expensive and some animals look sad.

Not worth it and a little upsetting to watch. Many animals enclosings are small and a few animals were visibly hurt or badly feeded (pictures), but this is a relatively common observation for zoos (more so in the Southern hemisphere). Price of food is high in comparison with outside restaurants (as expected) but most of all really bad quality. If you stay in Lima, the Parque de las Leyendas is one level higher on maintenance, animal care and children entertainment, although if you live somewhere else than in Peru you might want to skip visiting a local zoo altogether and go for a trip in the jungle. Kids seem to have fun, but several activities inside have an extra fee. Main entrance is S/21 for adults, S/14 for children between 2 and 12. Lunch inside is around S/30. Dinosaurs building visit is an extra S/10. Train and playground activities are also extra. An Uber from Miraflores to Huachipa will cost around S/40 when no traffic jams. Difficult to get an Uber from there back, but there are many taxis that will take you back for S/35 and make you pay the road toll (S/5.3)

Chabuca Granda, for those who know a little of her history, was a Peruvian Creole singer, very well-known for her song "La Flor de la Canela. This is a great place to walk around, taste some sweet treats and some truly amazing street food. You will find some great street performers here. They have revamped the place now and the food stalls are nice and clean. So you can enjoy the food here.

Viewpoint in Lima: The Alameda Chabuca Granda The Alameda Chabuca Granda is a viewpoint located between the Government Palace and the Rímac River in Lima's historic city center. It is a place frequented by locals as well as visitors to the city, and this is largely due to its location. Because there aren't too many places in Lima from which you can get an overview of the city. The park, which has a strange red sculpture in the middle, also offers a lot of variety. This makes the Alameda Chabuca Granda the right place for entire families, young people, singles and couples. The viewpoint and its park are named after the Peruvian singer Chabuca Granda, who is known for her Creole waltzes and Afro-Peruvian rhythms.

Good place to walk around and enjoy street food. A lot of comedy and singing shows were going on

A very popular but crowded gathering point. Always music and singing and other performances. Usually by people asking for money. If you like crowded and noisy places, this is for you!

I will say that the only thing I like about this place are "Picarones" from a lady's selling cart named "Paula". The "Picarones" are amazingly delicious 😋

Interesting park or local hangout. Lots of odd seats and art work and spaces for small amphitheatres. You will find lots of locals just hanging out and eating their lunch.

It's a great place to hang out, with street vendors offering tasty food like anticuchos or pastries like "mazamorra morada" or "arroz con leche"; there's also entertainment with a couple of shows featuring street artists every night.

Seems like a nice building from the outside, but there’s obvious racism at the gates. Bunch of locals went in but the guy shuts the gate in our faces saying “no” and pretending he doesn’t understand. Peruvian hospitality...

Good

Nice building, but you only get to see it from outside. The small museum located on the same square didn't look appealing enough for me to enter.

It was a nice little stop. But I did notice a couple of young fellers eyeing my camera and following me around. There are lots of police nearby and the shops are pricey. The Catacombs are worth the trip if you have never seen thousands of skeleton bones. Save your money for Puno by Lake Titicaca, prices are very cheap there at the local markets. Cusco was a little pricey. Machu Picchu was extremely pricey. Bolivia was ok for prices as well, but Puno was the best.

Free tours, but bring your passport for identification. Free English tours may not run if there aren't enough people.

Pretty building. Not sure how pretty the activities inside are. There seems to be a lot of cop-polishing going on

Great place to visit, whether you are a local or a tourist.