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Natural History Museum

Museo de Historia Natural

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ChocoMuseo
A shop ("museum") explaining the history of cacao (free) and offering chocolate workshops (not free) as well as cacao farm tours (not free). Different recipes from around the world are available all made with chocolate from the factory inside the cacao and chocolate museum. Great artisanal and organically sourced hot chocolate.
Open now · closes 7:30 pmFree
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Cusco Cathedral
Catedral Basílica de la Virgen de la Asunción
Elaborate large cathedral full of colonial-era religious paintings. The biggest church in Cuzco, in front of Plaza de Armas. As a tourist the entrance is S/25. If you go in a "misa" (mass) between 06:30–09:00, it is free. No photography allowed.
Daily 06:00–20:00S/40; morning mass free
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Machu Picchu Museum
Museo Machu Picchu, Casa Concha
The largest collection of Machu Picchu artifacts in the world. These artifacts were collected by Yale University researcher Hiram Bingham beginning in 1912 and returned to Peru in 2011. The museum is housed in a late 18th-century house called Casa Concha.
Mon–Fri 09:00–16:00, closed Sat–SunForeigners S/20, international students and Peruvians with ID S/10, Peruvian students S/5
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Monumento Pachacuteq
Down Av. Sol, is a statue of the Inca warrior King Pachacuteq. The statue is placed on a cylindrical base and the total monument is over 22 m high. The cylindrical base can be climbed, but views are disappointing because the monument is in a lower part of town.
Admission with the boleto turistico