Overview
Discover the historical and cultural essence of the White City with the Walking City Tour in Arequipa, an ideal experience to explore the main attractions of the historic center on foot. This light physical demand tour allows you to explore colonial streets, iconic temples, and historical monuments, accompanied by a professional guide. Available in private or shared service, it is perfect for those who want a complete cultural immersion.
Itinerary
Itinerary
Historic Center of Arequipa – Walking Tour
The tour begins in the traditional San Lázaro neighborhood, considered the founding place of the city, where you will walk through its narrow streets full of history.
We continue toward the Church of San Francisco and then head to the Plaza de Armas of Arequipa, where you can admire its colonial architecture, granite arcades, and the emblematic Tuturutu fountain.
Later, we visit the Basilica Cathedral of Arequipa, one of the city’s main religious monuments, with its imposing ashlar stone façade.
The tour continues at the Convent of the Society of Jesus, considered one of the greatest expressions of Arequipa’s Baroque style, highlighted by its cloisters and gold-leaf decorations.
Finally, we visit the Santa Catalina Monastery, an impressive citadel built in ashlar stone, representing one of the most important cultural attractions in Arequipa.
End of the tour in the historic center.
Inclusions
Inclusions
Includes
- Professional guide
- Guided walking tour
Does not include
- Entrance fees to tourist attractions
- Transportation
- Meals
- Personal expenses
Recommendations
Tour Recommendations
- Wear comfortable walking shoes
- Bring light and comfortable clothing
- Use sunscreen and sunglasses
- Bring water for hydration
- Bring cash for entrance fees
- Carry personal documents
- Bring a camera
- Respect cultural and religious spaces
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Frequently Asked Questions
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