
Buying the Cusco Tourist Ticket is one of the best ways to save money when visiting the Inca capital. In this post, I will explain everything about it, including what it is, how much it costs, and where to buy it.
The Cusco Tourist Ticket is a pass that allows you to visit 16 archaeological sites and museums to see Cusco and its surroundings. Besides being very convenient, it is the only way to visit all the places it provides access to, as you cannot buy tickets for each one separately.

The places included in the Cusco Tourist Ticket are the following:
Cusco Archaeological Sites:
Archaeological sites around Cusco:
Museums and monuments:
Also, it would help if you kept in mind that the entrance to these places is not included in the most typical tours in Cusco, such as visits to the main archaeological sites or excursions to the Sacred Valley. Therefore, if you plan to take any of these tours, it is better to buy the Cusco Tourist Ticket in advance to visit all the attractions without problems.
There are several tourist tickets depending on the places you want to visit. Each has a price and duration, and there is a distinction between domestic and foreign tourists, with the latter being more expensive. I will tell you the details of each below.
The integral Cusco Tourist Ticket is the complete pass, allowing you to visit the 16 places included (all those listed in the previous section). It is valid for ten days, so it is perfect for quickly taking your trip to Cusco.
The price for Peruvian tourists is 70 soles, while for foreigners, it is 130. Students can benefit from a discount and get it for 40 soles (nationals) or 70 soles (foreigners).
If you plan to stay only in Cusco during your trip, you may be more interested in the partial Tourist Ticket to visit the city’s main archaeological sites.
This ticket includes entrance fees to Saqsaywaman, Qenqo, Puka Pukara, and Tambomachay, four places visited on the most popular Cusco tour. In this case, it is only valid for one day, allowing you to visit these places during the excursion. The price for Peruvians is 40 soles, and for foreigners, it is 70.
Within the city of Cusco, there is another tourist ticket for museums. It gives you access to the museums and archaeological sites in the southern zone, which you might find interesting if you have already visited the other places on a previous trip. This pass is valid for two days.
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