The Incas created a construction style of cyclopean characteristics. This was especially evident in the palaces built for each successor who acceded to the throne. The remnants of these constructions can still be seen in the palaces described below.
A huge block of rectangular buildings located south of the Waqaypata was commissioned by Wayna Qapaq and served as the residence of the Panaca ‘Tumipampa…
The Inca Palace, which belonged to Inca Wiraqocha, contained interior buildings and spacious patios. It was located on the eastern side of the Waqaypata, where…
The Qollqanpata Palace was built on the slopes of Sacsayhuaman in the Qollqanpata neighborhood. This palace belonged to the founder of the Inca Empire, Manco…
