QollqanpataThe palace was built in the foothills of Sacsayhuaman in the neighborhood of Qollqanpata, this palace corresponded to the founder of the empire of the Incas, Manco Capac. Qollqanpata was an important area at the Inca`s time.

Set of buildings that flank South East was on the Wacaypata (currently main square), was the palace of Inca Pachacutec and residence of the Royal Lineage Iñapa Panaka Ayllu.

This palace was built by Inca Roca and was the residence of aylluRaurau. It was located next to the Qasana with frontisto the Waqaypata (now Main Square).

Inca palace that belonged to the Inca Wiraqocha, contained inside buildings and patios, was located to the east side of Waqaypata, in what is now the Cathedral of Cusco.

Hatunrumiyoc Palace, so named because it contains one of the walls of the famous stone of 12 angles, is also known as the Inca Roca place.

Located to the southeast of Waqaypata, Pukamarka is a rectangular frame Inca palace that belonged to Tupac Inca Yupanqui,was also home of theirPanaca calledHatunAyllu.

Hatun Kancha is a Quechua term that means: The large enclosure, the palace of that name owned by Amaru Inca Yupanqui and there in lay his lineage or panaca. Pukamarka" is a Quechua word. It means Red Place. Inca Tupac Yupanqui gave this name to the palace, which had a rectangular peripheral frame. It was located at the south east of the Waqaypata (now Main Square).

Huge block of buildings was rectangular was located of the south of Waqaypata, ordered to be built by Wayna Qapaq, was residence of Tumipampa Ayllu. Amaru Kancha, is a Quechua expression that means: enclosure of the snakes or the field of snake, This palace was built by Wayna Qhapaq and was the residence of Tumipampa Ayllu.