Culture

A running monastery that houses a magnificent 18th-century organ…

The Casa de la Libertad is Bolivia’s most important historical museum and the birthplace of the nation. Here, independence was declared in 1825 and the republic was founded. A must-visit in Sucre to understand Bolivia’s history, featuring original documents, historic artifacts, and guided tours.

The Cal Orck’O cliff is home to the world’s largest collection of dinosaur footprints.

Enjoy a gorgeous panoramic view from the church’s roof terrace…

The church houses the Liberty Bell and celebrates Sunday evening Rock Mass…

Three museums are gathered under the roof of “Casa del Gran Poder”. The Charcas Colonial Museum houses one of Bolivia’s most important Mannerist and baroque collections.

The museum, free of charge, showcases Bolivia’s folkloric and ethnic diversity

Bolivia’s only dinner show offers the service of a gourmet restaurant as well as a 2-hour display that allows you to plunge into the fascinating universe of traditional Bolivian dances.

Chocolates Para Ti invites you to visit the Chocolate Museum. Embark on a sensory journey from bean to bar, discovering the history, aromas and flavours of chocolate.

Founded in 1665 by the Order of the Discalced Carmelites, the convent is still in use today, with a cloistered way of life; the museum offers a glimpse into the life of a nun, both in centuries past and today, and features colonial-style courtyards.

Colonial art, sacred treasures, and breathtaking panoramic views from Sucre Cathedral’s historic rooftops.

Discover the culture of the Jalq’a and Tarabuco areas through their incredibly beautiful textiles

The General Cemetery of Sucre: A Historic and Monumental Garden

Sixteen famous paintings by the esteemed baroque artist Melchor Pérez de Holguín…

A running monastery that houses a magnificent 18th-century organ…

The paintings from the Spanish school of Realism at Santo Domingo Church are valuable from an artistic point of view

Bolivia’s richest interior decoration is found in San Miguel Church

The church houses the Liberty Bell and celebrates Sunday evening Rock Mass…

Enjoy a gorgeous panoramic view from the church’s roof terrace…

The very first church built in Bolivia…

Sucre’s veneration of the city’s richly adorned patron saint continues unabated…

The cathedral’s tower is Sucre’s most characteristic landmark…

Cultural tourist bus, tour Sucre to the rhythm of traditional dances

Bolivia’s only dinner show offers the service of a gourmet restaurant as well as a 2-hour display that allows you to plunge into the fascinating universe of traditional Bolivian dances.

Discover the culture of the Jalq’a and Tarabuco areas through their incredibly beautiful textiles

A varied menu choice and regional cuisine served in a colonial house