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Can't decide between Cusco and Quito? Compare these two amazing destinations to find your perfect match.
Cusco was the heart of the Inca Empire and remains the gateway to Machu Picchu. This high-altitude city blends Incan ruins with Spanish colonial architecture, offering rich indigenous culture, vibrant markets, and access to Peru's most iconic sites.
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Quito sits at 2,850 meters in an Andean valley, the world's highest official capital. Its UNESCO-listed colonial center is the best-preserved in Latin America, with ornate churches, cobblestone plazas, and sweeping views of snow-capped volcanoes on clear days.
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See how these destinations stack up in key categories
Cusco offers Machu Picchu Day Trip, Plaza de Armas, Sacsayhuamán
Quito offers Plaza de la Independencia, Basílica del Voto Nacional, La Compañía Church
Cusco is famous for its local dining scene
Quito is famous for its local dining scene
Cusco offers a relaxed evening atmosphere
Quito offers a relaxed evening atmosphere
April to October
June to September
Summer: 18°C, Winter: 17°C
Summer: 20°C, Winter: 18°C
Découvrez les attractions méconnues de chaque ville
Museo Inka
A lesser-visited museum housed in the Admiral's Palace, focusing exclusively on Inca culture and history.
Templo de la Luna (Moon Temple)
A small but spiritually significant Incan ceremonial site carved into a natural rock formation, located on the way to Sacsayhuamán.
Museo Casa del Alabado
A stunning pre-Columbian art museum housed in a beautifully restored 17th-century colonial house in the Old Town.
Itchimbía Park and Cultural Center
A hilltop park east of the Historic Center, crowned by the striking Palacio de Cristal (Crystal Palace), a glass and iron structure.
Découvrez les meilleurs quartiers de chaque ville
Historic Center (Around Plaza de Armas)
The bustling, tourist-friendly heart of Cusco, centered on the magnificent main square.
San Blas
A charming, bohemian district perched on a steep hillside northeast of the Plaza de Armas.
Centro Histórico (Old Town)
The heart and soul of Quito, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a labyrinth of steep, cobblestone streets lined with magnificent Spanish colonial and Baroque architecture.
La Mariscal (Gringolandia)
The city's primary tourist and nightlife district, known for its grid of streets filled with hostels, bars, restaurants, travel agencies, and souvenir shops.
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Both Cusco and Quito are incredible destinations. Cusco excels in Machu Picchu and Incan ruins, while Quito stands out for colonial architecture and equator line.
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