Explore Puno’s historical and cultural landmarks on a private tour lasting approximately 3 hours, with flexible start times. Begin at the Deustua Arch, erected in 1847 to honor Peruvian Heroes of Junín and Ayacucho, offering panoramic city and bay views. Visit El Parque del Pino, home to the Temple of San Juan and the monument to Dr. Manuel Pino, a hero of the Pacific War. Stroll down Lima Street, Puno’s main pedestrian thoroughfare, lined with depictions of local dances and offering various amenities. Discover Plaza de Armas, known for its picturesque charm, and visit the Cathedral, a stunning example of baroque architecture with Andean influences. Explore the Carlos Dreyer Museum, housing archaeological exhibits and the impressive «SILLUSTANI GOLD» collection. Visit the Yavari Naval Museum, a historic vessel anchored in Puno Bay, and conclude at the Puma Uta Viewpoint, offering panoramic views of Puno and Lake Titicaca from its elevated location.