Top Things to do in Sacred Valley
Top Hotels in Sacred Valley
- 1. Pakaritampu Hotel
- 2. Inti Punku MachuPicchu Hotel & Suites
- 3. Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness
- 4. El Albergue Ollantaytambo
- 5. Tierra Viva Machu Picchu
- 6. Tambo del Inka, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Valle Sagrado
- 7. Casa Andina Premium Valle Sagrado Hotel & Villas
- 8. Life Hotel Valle Sagrado
- 9. Tierra Viva Valle Sagrado Urubamba
- 10. SuperTramp Eco Hostel
What to do and see in Sacred Valley, Cusco Region: The Best Specialty Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Sacred Valley, Peru including Museo Inkariy, Museo de Pisac, ChocoMuseo Pisac, Museo Inkariy, Casa Salkantay Museo Restaurant, Yucay Museo de Cultura Viva, Museo de Sitio Manuel Chavez Ballon, ChocoMuseo Ollantaytambo.
Restaurants in Sacred Valley
1. Museo Inkariy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 261 reviews
Inkariy offers a dynamic experience, through artistic installations that represent more than five thousand years of history; from Caral to the Inkas.
Reviewed By dimacdonald - Welland, Canada
Herman our Tour Guide made this museum story come alive and so interesting for us. The museum is amazing and the historical info was so extensive we really learned a lot about Peru. The lunch was incredible too....Thank you!
2. Museo de Pisac
3. ChocoMuseo Pisac
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Manufacturing and sale of organic artisanal chocolate from bean to bar. Coffee shop and an attractive selection of fresh homemade pastries. Unique information about the cacao obtention process. Free samples. Chocolate-manufacturing classes.
Reviewed By MrsWYN-R - Somerset, United Kingdom
This shop/coffee shop can be found in amongst the market stalls. The most amazing hot chocolate I have ever tasted. Gorgeous rich chocolate in a saucer on the top and create your own taste with the hot milk - fabulous! Great place for a stop. Great shop with choice of coffee and chocolate items to buy. Nice little coffee shop at the rear of the shop. Toilet facilities at the back. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Definitely worth a visit.
4. Museo Inkariy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By fiohoney - Texas Gulf Coast, United States
We stopped here as part of our tour to sacred valley and Machu Picchu. This is a well designed informative museum for both young and old, detailing the history of the many cultures of Peru. You will be amazed at the life size dioramas and leave with a better appreciation of the heritage of the Peruvian people.
5. Casa Salkantay Museo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
A place where travelers that are going to Salkantay Mountain and Humantay Lake, enjoy the culture and nature of the village of Mollepata while they have a good food and rest before going to the big mountain. We also offer camping areas and we help you, to organize your trip to Salkantay mountain & Humantay Lake.
Reviewed By K472XXkateb
We accidentally ended up in the wrong area to begin our Salkantay trek, but thanks to Joseph, we were on our way the next day! He went above and beyond to help us. He is an amazing person and guide! We will always remember how kind he was to us.
6. Yucay Museo de Cultura Viva
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By CJMccloud - Schaumburg, United States
We absolutely loved this free museum tour! Our guide was so passionate about the culture and making sure we all we excited about it as well. The learnings on local customs and traditions along with the Chicha toast at the end was a really cool experience! Also, I got to feed an alpaca :-)
7. Museo de Sitio Manuel Chavez Ballon
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By 738marisz - Sigulda, Latvia
A great place to find answers to various questions about Inca culture religion and social life. Its a little bit to walk from Aquas Calientes.
8. ChocoMuseo Ollantaytambo
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 383 reviews
Manufacturing and sale of organic artisanal chocolate from bean to bar. Coffee shop and an attractive selection of fresh homemade pastries. Unique information about the cacao obtention process. Free samples. Chocolate-manufacturing classes.
Reviewed By lilystine - Raleigh, United States
We were drawn in by the free samples outside (smart idea) I had the Mayan hot chocolate and my friend had the conquistador hot chocolate. My sister got the brownie. All were yummy and served as a great dessert. Oh and you can make th hot chocolate to your liking (more milk or more chocolate) I would recommend even just walking through and picking up a souvenir for a friend or family. Cocoa is one of peru's native crops so this a perfect gift to take home!
