Calle Triunfo

Calle Triunfo extends for 133 meters through the center of Cusco, connecting the Plaza de Armas to the Temple of the Sun with its stone-paved surface.

The street has maintained its original Incan foundations from the 15th century when Pachacutec developed Cusco as the capital of the Inca Empire.

Multiple landmarks, museums, and churches line this UNESCO World Heritage street, displaying the architectural fusion of Incan and Spanish colonial periods.

Local restaurants and shops operate throughout the 6-meter-wide street, providing visitors with opportunities to experience traditional Peruvian goods and cuisine.

The original Inca stonework remains visible in many building foundations along Calle Triunfo, demonstrating precise engineering techniques without mortar.

Location: Peru

Location: Cusco Department

Location: Cusco Province

Location: Cusco District

Length: 133 m

Width: 6 m

GPS coordinates: -13.51646,-71.97718

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:15