
Ask any parent whos traveled to Cusco with kids, and they'll tell you the same thing: the altitude hits hard and little ones get bored fast at ruins. Family-friendly activities in Cusco are harder to find then you'd think. Most stuff is either too intense for small children or its a bus tour where nobody gets to touch anything.
Thats why families keep coming back to our chocolate workshop. Family-friendly activities don't have to be boring — our workshop keeps kids as young as 4 busy for a full two hours. They roll up truffles, pour chocolate into molds, decorate there own creations, and eat way to much chocolate along the way. Parents love it because they get to do it to.
We're right in San Blas, which is the best neighborhood in Cusco for families. Its quieter then the Plaza de Armas area, traffic free, and you can walk to the San Blas market easily from here. Lots of families pair our class with a visit to the Museo de Arte Popular near our workshop.
Families making chocolate together — the messy part is the best part.
Family-friendly activities work best when everyones engaged — not just the kids. In our workshop, parents and children cook side by side. There's no "kids corner" where adults drop off their little ones. The whole family learns together, from cracking cacao pods to tasting dark chocolate for the first time.
A mom from Miraflores told us last month: "My son still talks about the chocolate workshop and it's been 3 weeks." That's the kind of family-friendly activity that sticks.


During rainy season (November to March), finding indoor family-friendly activities in Cusco is like finding gold. Our workshop is completely indoors, cozy, and runs rain or shine. Kids love it when its pouring outside — they feel like they're in a secret chocolate factory and the view over the city remains exceptional, even during rain storms.
Our workshop welcomes chocolate lovers of all ages — including the really small ones.
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