Center for Traditional Textiles of Cuzco
Cuzco
This nonprofit organization, founded in 1996, promotes the survival of traditional weaving. You may be able to catch a shop-floor demonstration…
Must-see shopping in Cuzco
Cuzco
Cuzco’s central market is a must-see. Pig heads for caldo (soup), frogs (to enhance sexual performance), vats of fruit juice, roast lechón (suckling pig)…
Cuzco
This tiny coffee seller near the San Pedro Market sells great local organic roasts, ground and whole bean, for very reasonable prices. You can also get a…
Cuzco
This weaving cooperative with quality goods is run by 12 mountain communities from Cuzco and Apurimac; it’s at the far end of the inner courtyard.
Cuzco
Cuzco’s most extensive public book exchange, plus used guidebooks, new titles and music for sale.
Cuzco
A cramped but interesting artisan shop bursting with religious figures and ornate mirrors.
Cuzco
Crammed with new gear and rentals, this gear shop is a handy stop for all your trekking needs, including repellent, equipment and some clothing. There are…
Cuzco
Huanchac is the local destination of choice for breakfast the morning after, specializing in the two hangover staples – jolting acid ceviche and greasy…
Cuzco
One of several outlets of a well-known artisan shop selling souvenirs, religious figures and ornate mirrors.
Cuzco
Taller and Museo Mérida offers striking earthenware statues that straddle the border between craft and art.
Cuzco
Mass-produced tourist tat from textiles to teapots are sold at the vast Centro Artesenal Cuzco.
