After breakfast, at the coordinated time, we will pick you up from your hotel to begin the tour through the city of Puno.
We will start our visit with the following places:
Puno Cathedral
Built in the 18th century by the Peruvian master builder Simón de Asto, whose name is inscribed on the façade. Its style is Baroque and it is an important example of local mestizo architecture.
Balcony of the Count of Lemos
Located at the intersection of Deustua Street and Conde de Lemos Street. Entry is not allowed, but it is said that the viceroy of the same name stayed in this house upon his arrival in Puno.
Dreyer Municipal Museum
This museum houses a collection of ceramics, gold and silverwork, textiles, and lithic sculptures from pre-Inca and Inca cultures. It also has a collection of coins and historical documents related to the Spanish foundation of the city of Puno.
Huajsapata Hill
Located four blocks west of the Plaza de Armas. At the top, you will find the monument to Manco Cápac. From this point, you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the city of Puno and Lake Titicaca.
Deustua Arch
Located in the northern part of the city, this stone monument is surrounded by pillars arranged in two semicircles and includes viewpoints. It was built in honor of the patriots who fell in the battles of JunÃn and Ayacucho.
We will also enjoy views of the city from places such as Huajsapata Hill and Puma Uta, with colorful panoramas of Puno, Puno Bay, and the peninsulas of Capachica and Chucuito.
Yavari Museum Ship
Anchored on the shores of Lake Titicaca, about 3 km from the city center, this ship is an important piece from the iron era. It is considered a unique English-built vessel that still preserves its historical originality.
Note:
Our tour lasts approximately 3 hours and can be scheduled during the day, between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Important:
Breakfast on this day will depend on the hotel transfer schedule. The tour schedule will be confirmed at the destination.



