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Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Peace a través de sus museos y monumentos.
La Paz, the highest seat of government in the world, sits in a spectacular canyon surrounded by the snow-capped peaks of the Andes. It is a city of fascinating contrasts where modern skyscrapers coexist with traditional indigenous markets, and where the world's longest urban cable car system offers unparalleled views of the 'holey'.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Peace
Living culture in every corner. Indigenous traditions are the heart of La Paz identity.
Traditional market where amulets, medicinal herbs and llama fetuses for Andean rituals are sold.
The best preserved colonial street in La Paz, home to legends and several small museums.
Imposing stone church with a mestizo baroque style façade unique in the region.
The political center of Bolivia, surrounded by the Government Palace, the Congress and the Cathedral.
Celebrations with water, foam and traditional dances such as the 'Pepino'.
Hundreds of cultural spaces open for free until midnight with events in the streets.
Deep tradition where altars are built with bread (tantawawas) to receive the souls of the deceased.
Celebrations with water, foam and traditional dances such as the 'Pepino'.
Hundreds of cultural spaces open for free until midnight with events in the streets.
Deep tradition where altars are built with bread (tantawawas) to receive the souls of the deceased.
Descubre la guía completa con historia, itinerarios detallados, consejos prácticos y toda la información que necesitas.
Ver guía completaRide the Yellow line of the cable car at dusk to see the city lights light up on the slopes.
Always ask permission before photographing the 'cholitas' or vendors in the markets. Some may get upset or ask for a small tip.
It is common in craft markets, but do it with respect. The prices are usually quite low already.
Don't drink tap water. Always buy bottled water to avoid stomach infections.
It is the biggest risk. Rest the first day, drink plenty of water and drink coca tea. Avoid alcohol and heavy foods upon arrival.
Use radio taxis (with a sign on the roof and a telephone) or applications such as Uber or Yango, especially at night.
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