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San Blas neighbourhood (small square)
CultureVisit: ~90 min
A neighbourhood of steep cobbled streets above the centre of Cusco, known as the artisans' quarter for its pottery, carving and painting workshops. It centres on its small square and the church of San Blas, famous for its carved wooden pulpit. It is full of white-walled colonial houses, balconies and small cafés and restaurants.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at San Blas neighbourhood (small square): 2 missions
- Walk the cobbled streetsClimb the neighbourhood's narrow lanes to the little square and notice the walls with Inca stone at the base.
- Visit a craft workshopStep into one of the neighbourhood's ceramics or wood-carving workshops and watch how they work.
Near San Blas neighbourhood (small square)
Pachapapa28 m awayTwelve-Angled Stone227 m awayPre-Columbian Art Museum322 m awayCasa Concha349 m awayCusco Cathedral381 m awayInca Museum397 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for San Blas neighbourhood (small square)?
Allow about 1 h 30 min for the visit.
What is there to do at San Blas neighbourhood (small square)?
Walk the cobbled streets and Visit a craft workshop.
What is there to see near San Blas neighbourhood (small square)?
Pachapapa (28 m), Twelve-Angled Stone (227 m) and Pre-Columbian Art Museum (322 m).
Source: OpenStreetMap