Peru · SKIP THE LINE
Good skip-the-line tickets fill up weeks ahead and the best ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore 5,000 years of Peru at Lima’s Larco Museum, with gold, ceramics, erotic art, gardens, and a remarkable open storage collection.
“Aprendimos mucho sobre las diferentes cultures prior to the Inca Empire and La era colonial. Recomendamos hacer los tours guiados ya que uno aprende cosas que posiblemente no las aprenderíamos al hacerlo solos.”
Review of Planetarium Cusco: Inca astronomy, southern skies, telescopes, guided show, transport, price, tips, and practical booking advice.
“The family that run the planetarium are so passionate, they make this experience totally worth it on their own! We were picked up from the centre of Cuzco and driven to the planetarium, where we were given a history of the stars and the meaning to the Inca's. It was quite cool to hear hw much impact they had on them. You eventually move outside, and even though cloudy, they made sure we saw some planets and constellations. Even though we had to wait for the clouds to move sometimes, they never let you get bored, telling you stories and keeping you entertained.”
See if Cusco’s $20 pub crawl delivers value with free drinks, skip-the-line entry, local nightlife, and a four-hour guided route.
“I was in Cusco for a month and went on this tour 3 times. Great value for money, you get multiple free drinks and you don’t have to pay any cover charges. I had a different tour guide each time but they were always great. The bars themselves are great too. It’s a good mix so even if you don’t like one you’ll still have a good time”
Review of Arequipa’s $21 pub crawl, with three bars, nightclub entry, welcome drinks, guide-led games, tips, and honest value advice.
“Aucun guide sur place. Je suis déçue et fâchée d’avoir perdu mon temps et de l’argent. Je ne recommande pas”
Coast, canyon, altiplano and jungle, and the best of each.
