Plaza Constitucion : info and guided tour

Introduction to Plaza Constitucion

Plaza Constitucion is the main square of Pisac, in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Peru. Located at San Francisco 349, it serves as a central public space, surrounded by buildings from the city’s daily life. Its open atmosphere makes it a natural landmark for discovering Pisac’s urban center.

Like many main Andean squares, Plaza Constitucion is not a closed monument but a place for meeting and moving through the city. Its appeal lies in its role in the organization of Pisac, where residents, visitors and local activities come together. It reflects the urban fabric of Pisac more than the presence of a single building.

The site is especially appreciated for its peaceful setting and its place at the heart of the town. Here, you can observe the square itself, the nearby façades and the activity of the town center. Its identity comes from this civic and social function, characteristic of the main plazas in Peruvian cities in the Andean region.

Plaza Constitucion is known as an emblematic space in Pisac, as it structures the discovery of the historic and commercial center. It offers a simple vantage point on local life and the surrounding urban architecture, without any excessive monumentality. It is a useful place for understanding how the city is organized.

Discover Pisac with a private guide

A private guide can help place Plaza Constitucion in the history and layout of Pisac, explaining the square’s role in local life. It also helps you better understand the nearby buildings, the uses of the town center and the cultural context of this central square in the heart of the city.