The Hibrido Loungebar is a great little bar, owned by three peruvian brothers which are really atentive and funny.
You'll find Happy Hour the whole night for Pisco Sour, Mojito, Machu Picchu and Wodka.
In this bar they play very nice music, a mix of rock, indie, new metal.... Sometimes they have live music and special partys. To see the latest news you can visit them on facebook: "Hibrido Loungebar Cusco"
Come and enjoy this special bar :)
Written Mar 10, 2011
Address: Calle Suecia 385, 2nd floor
The Hibrido Loungebar is a great little bar, owned by three peruvian brothers which are really atentive and funny.
You'll find Happy Hour the whole night for Pisco Sour, Mojito, Machu Picchu and Wodka.
In this bar they play very nice music, a mix of rock, indie, new metal.... Sometimes they have live music and special partys. To see the latest news you can visit them on facebook: "Hibrido Loungebar Cusco"
Come and enjoy this special bar :)
Written Mar 10, 2011
Address: Calle Suecia 385, 2nd floor
The Hibrido Loungebar is a great little bar, owned by three peruvian brothers which are really atentive and funny.
You'll find Happy Hour the whole night for Pisco Sour, Mojito, Machu Picchu and Wodka.
In this bar they play very nice music, a mix of rock, indie, new metal.... Sometimes they have live music and special partys. To see the latest news you can visit them on facebook: "Hibrido Loungebar Cusco"
Come and enjoy this special bar :)
Written Mar 10, 2011
Address: Calle Suecia 385, 2nd floor
This theater is dedicated to preserving folkloric music and dances of the Andes. They perform a rotating program of 50 dances, so it isn't the same every night. A live orchestra plays for all the dances. There is a small costume museum (one room) that can be visited during the intermission.
Two performances nightly: 6:45 p.m. and 10 p.m. Photos are allowed.
One theater performance here is also included in the General Admission tourist ticket.
No reserved seating. People line up early to get the best seats.
Updated Dec 29, 2010
Address: Sol Avenue, 604
Phone: 227901
small bar with booths and comfy couches. the BEST pizzas in Cusco! they also have paninis and burgers and a few other things. this bar is special for the service and the regulars. they play the football on sundays and any other sports that are showing throughout the week, i'm pretty sure you could request a game too.
i have been living in Cusco for almost a year and this is my favourite place to go for a drink and a chat. i always feel welcome.
Dress Code: all are welcome!
Written Aug 10, 2010
Address: 429-A Tecsecocha... basement bar behind the plaza
Phone: (084) 224 349
On the corner of the square, by calle Suecia, is an unassuming blue door, if you passed it during the day, you wouldn't think much of it. At night it opens to reveal a cool little club, not that I can remember much of it from when I was there, but I didn't leave til 5, and had a monster hangover on my tour of the Sacred Valley next day.
So, my guess is it's pretty good.
Written Oct 7, 2009
Address: Corner of Plaza de Armas, by calle Suecia
Finding a place to go out at night in Cusco is not difficult at all!! There are plenty of places you can go to around the Plaza de Armas for example. The bad thing about these places is that they are crowded with tourist almost any day of the week! If you want to be a more local atmosphere I'd recommend you go around the area of San Blas, where you can also find bars with live performances. If you're into reggae music, you can try to find this place called Roots (it's about 10 minutes walking from the Plaza de Armas, but don't know the address), which is also not too crowded with tourists.
Dress Code: The dresscode in places is usually very casual
Written Jul 29, 2008
If you are looking for something more alternative, San Blas neightbourhood is your place. It's a quiet place to have a coffe in the evening, and during the night you could find reggae or funk DJ's or live music. They close earlier than Plaza de Armas, and it´s 5 minutes walking from that, so it could be a good place start the party.
Written Jan 31, 2008
Plateros street, close to Plaza de Armas, is also known as 'Gringo Avenue'. This street is full of restaurants, pubs and discos. Thousands of guys and girls will give you flyers and will make you different offers to go to their places, sometimes is even extressing!! I remember that one night we had at least 8 guys offering us flyers from diferent pubs around us!!
Plaza de Armas is rounded by arches, and under them there are also many pubs and discos.
You can go on party every night until late. Bring condoms!! *;-]
Written Jan 31, 2008
Address: Plateros street and Plaza de Armas
This is a fairly small night club, but the atmosphere is really good and the music even better (mainstream pop/rock).
One tip though: use the bathroom before you come here, and don't drink too much - you absolutely want to avoid the bathrooms in Eko!!
Dress Code: Normal
Updated Feb 9, 2007
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