Explore Arequipa like a local on a free walking tour! Wander through colonial volcanic-stone streets, visit hidden tambos, and soak in volcano views while diving into rich local stories, chocolate traditions, and authentic gastronomy.
Things to do Free Walking Tour Hidden Gems in Arequipa
Join this free walking tour in Arequipa and discover the city beyond its classic history. Meet your guide at Pasaje Catedral 123, Cercado de Arequipa (behind the Basilica Cathedral), and begin a cultural walk through beautiful colonial streets built with white volcanic sillar stone.
Explore hidden corners, traditional tambos that once served as the city’s first inns, and important cultural spaces connected to Mario Vargas Llosa. Along the way, visit local landmarks such as the Plaza de Armas, the Church of the Company, Bolognesi Bridge, Tambo del Solar, and the UNSA Cultural Complex.
This experience combines architecture, local stories, photography spots, volcano views, gastronomy, chocolate traditions at La Ibérica, and the authentic lifestyle of Arequipa. You will also learn about the city’s traditional picantería culture and its historical foundations.
Ideal for travelers who want a friendly, local, and cultural introduction to the White City. Comfortable shoes, warm clothing, a hat, and rain gear are recommended.
Included
Complejo Cultural UNSA
Mundo Alpaca
Waya Lookout - Rooftop - Terraza
Plaza de Armas Arequipa
Bolognesi Bridge
Church of the Company
Meeting point
Pasaje Catedral 123 Cercado de Arequipa
Reviews (3)
2026-08-13 02:49:04
“Awesome tour !”
We had a great time with John ! He has a lot of stories and facts to share. We recommend this tour 100% !
Maureen Vincent (English)
2026-08-10 23:54:21
“Perfect tour”
Straconsiglio il tour. Abbiamo scoperto tante cose su Arequipa: tutte spiegate benissimo e con passione. Guida bravissima
Ania Baraniak (Italian)
2026-07-21 20:24:05
“Great tour with John”
Great tour with John! He has a lot of interesting places and facts to share, speaks good English and a fun and entertaining guy!
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