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A private, eco-friendly walk into Arequipa courtyards most visitors never see.
An intimate private walking tour through Arequipa's historic center, reaching private colonial properties and courtyards not normally open to the public, with entry tickets included.
This private, eco-friendly walking tour goes beyond the standard Plaza de Armas circuit, reaching private colonial courtyards and properties that a typical group tour can't get into. Without a crowd to manage, your guide sets a relaxed pace and can linger at each real stop for as long as you want.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Meet your private guide at a central point in Arequipa's historic center.
Real historic properties in Arequipa's center that are normally inaccessible to the general public.
The UNESCO-listed sillar-stone core of Arequipa, explored without a large group's pace.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
An intimate private walking tour through Arequipa's historic center, reaching private colonial properties and courtyards not normally open to the public, with entry tickets included. This private, eco-friendly walking tour goes beyond the standard Plaza de Armas circuit, reaching private colonial courtyards and properties that a typical group tour can't get into. Without a crowd to manage, your guide sets a relaxed pace and can linger at each real stop for as long as you want.
Arequipa's historic centre was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000, and what the inscription protects is largely the way European and Andean builders worked together in sillar, the soft white volcanic stone. Behind plain street façades, many houses open onto patios, arched galleries and stone stairways that you cannot see from the pavement.
The best-known public face of that tradition is the Compañía de Jesús church, begun in 1590, with a carved façade completed in 1698 after earthquake damage. Local carvers working the stone added Andean plants, birds and faces to European Baroque forms, a style often called mestizo Baroque. A private walk lets you compare that public example with what survives behind closed doors.
Entry to properties that are not usually open depends on each owner's schedule, so access can vary day to day; your guide confirms what is open. Without a crowd, you can stay in each courtyard long enough to notice the stone-cutting marks and domestic details.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
