Machu Picchu,
the Cinematic Stage for Great Adventures
Become the Star of Your Own Journey. Step into the landscapes that inspired films like Transformers and Paddington and enjoy a cinematic adventure.
Machu Picchu on
the Big Screen
Machu Picchu has set the stage for some of the most captivating films in modern cinema. Visiting this Wonder of the World is not just about sightseeing—it’s about immersing yourself in the magic of cinematic storytelling inspired by these landscapes.
Movies Filmed or Inspired by Machu Picchu
Paddington in Peru
(UK, 2024)
The beloved bear returns in this new film, delving deeper into his Peruvian origins. Inspired by Andean scenery and culture, the movie reflects how a place like Machu Picchu keeps the magic of exploration alive.
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts
(USA, 2023)
This film blends sci-fi with Andean heritage, following the Autobots to Peru, where they uncover ancient secrets rooted in Inca culture. The majestic setting of Machu Picchu becomes the bridge between technology and the mystical.
Dora and the Lost City of Gold
(USA, 2019)
Based on the popular animated series, this version follows Dora on a quest through jungles to find a hidden city inspired by Machu Picchu. It celebrates discovery, youth, and the heritage of ancient civilizations in the Andes.
The Road to El Dorado
(USA, 2000)
This animated adventure tells the story of two explorers seeking a legendary city of gold, evoking the fascination with South American treasures. With themes reflecting the mystery of Machu Picchu, it celebrates curiosity and adventure.
The Emperor’s New Groove
(USA, 2000)
This animated comedy follows Kuzco, an emperor turned llama, in a story set in a world inspired by Inca culture. The references to Andean landscapes echo the spirit of Machu Picchu in a light-hearted narrative about redemption and friendship.
Tad, the Lost Explorer
(Spain, 2012)
Tad, a builder turned archaeologist, embarks on a journey across South America in search of lost cities. The film, inspired by locations like Machu Picchu, captures the thrill of unearthing ancient secrets in breathtaking Andean landscapes.
Things to do in Machu Picchu to Feel Like You're in the Movies
Discover the safest and most enjoyable ways to reach this wonder of the world. Learn about travel times, transportation options, must-visit stops, and more.
Understanding the ticketing process is essential. Explore ticket prices, visit types, operating hours, circuits, and recommendations. Remember to reach Aguas Calientes and board the Consettur bus to the entrance of the Inca Citadel.
Travel by Train: The First Step Towards Your Adventure to Machu Picchu
A Belmond Train
Travel to Machu Picchu on this exclusive and luxurious train and enjoy the sophisticated service and local shows with live music.
Observatory
Travel between Cusco and Machu Picchu in the observatory car, a travel experience of landscape views from the balcony and a live show.
Vistadome
A different form of traveling to the Inca Citadel with full panoramic windows on the ceiling and sides of the coaches.
Expedition
Travel from Cusco to Machu Picchu at the lowest cost. This service provides all the on-board comforts and a decoration inspired by the Inca culture.
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"Excellent"
Excellent, it's more than a train ride, it's an experience. The bar car with excellent views, the food, and, best of all, the service.
Albert C
- Hiram Bingham, A Belmond Train
"The best"
Alex Chavon, a good worker, treated us in the best way, showed us the things we could do in Machu Picchu and told us stories about his town.
Charles C
- PeruRail Vistadome Observatory
"The best"
Alex Chavon, a good worker, treated us in the best way, showed us the things we could do in Machu Picchu and told us stories about his town.
Marlyn Vanessa M
- PeruRail Vistadome
"Everything was very nice"
A very nice trip, very beautiful landscapes, something very exciting to travel on the train along the Urubamba River, and see how we enter the Sangrado Valley.
Maic P
- PeruRail Expedition