Other shopping in Cuzco
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Aymi Wasi
If you’re the type who likes to get your souvenir shopping done fast, Aymi Wasi is for you. It’s got everything – clothes, ornaments, toys, candles, jewelry, art, ceramics, handbags… Your friends and family will never suspect you bought all their gifts in one place! And it’s all handmade and fair trade.
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Mercado Modelo de Huanchac
It’s the local destination of choice for breakfast the morning after, specializing in the two hangover staples – jolting acid ceviche and greasy chicharrones.
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Centro Comercial de Cuzco
Cuzco is not known for its clothes-shopping opportunities, though there are a few cool stores hidden away in the Centro Comercial de Cuzco.
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Casa Ecológica
Handmade textiles from 29 communities as far away as Ausangate, plus homemade jams and essential oils – a little slice of hippie heaven.
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Gato’s Market
One of the small, overpriced grocery shops near the Plaza de Armas is Gato’s Market.
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Market
One of the small, overpriced grocery shops near the Plaza de Armas is Market.
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Bookstore Kiosk
Novels and magazines in English and German. Located just inside the door of Centro Comercial.
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Tatoo
Tatoo has brand-name outdoor clothing and technical gear at high prices.
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South American Explorers Club
Cuzco’s biggest book exchange; also sells foreign-language guidebooks and maps.
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