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Cusco 2008–2023 4 photos of this spot

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Calle Loreto in Cusco, Peru, photographed in 2008. The narrow street is lined with Inca-era stone walls, remnants of the city's role as the former capital of the Inca Empire.

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Cusco - Calle Loreto, Cusco, 2008
Cusco - Calle Loreto 2008 Calle Loreto in Cusco, Peru, photographed in 2008. The narrow street is lined with Inca-era stone walls, remnants of the city's role as the former capital of the Inca Empire.
Artisan Market, Cusco, Cusco, 2017
Artisan Market, Cusco 2017 An artisan market in Cusco, Peru. Once the capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco has long been a center for textile and craft trade, and its markets today continue to sell woven goods, ceramics, and jewelry from the surrounding Andean region.
Estación wanchaq, Cusco, 2021
Estación wanchaq 2021 Wanchaq railway station in Cusco appears here in a 2021 photograph. Built to serve the line connecting Cusco to Puno, the station remains a landmark of the city's rail history.
Paccha del Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan 11, Cusco, 2023
Paccha del Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan 11 2023 A paccha, a traditional Andean stone water channel or spout, stands in Cusco's Parque Orellana, also known by its Quechua name Pumaqchupan, meaning 'puma's tail,' a reference to the shape traditionally ascribed to the city's historic layout. Photographed in 2023.