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The White City
The White City Sucre is renowned for being one of South America’s most impressive colonial cities, making it the perfect
starting point for Tours in Bolivia. The city has some of the best Spanish colonial architecture in South America. A number
of restaurants, cafes, and hotels reside within these centuries-old edifices, which are as charming as they are historic.
White-walled buildings, elegant balconies, leafy patios, and bright terracotta rooftops with imposing steeples
dominate the city center, creating an old-world charm that is unlike any other.
Sucre has a youthful population due to its many large and prestigious universities. As a result, the nightlife is buzzing from
Thursday to Saturday, most of which is based within the city’s colonial center.
Discover Sucre
GASTRONOMY
With international influences from all over the world, Sucre’s food scene is a mix of Bolivian and indigenous cuisine, mixed with European flairs. Sucre is a great city to try a variety of Bolivian specialties including chorizo, salteñas, pique macho or Andean stirfry, and fricasé - a spicy pork or chicken soup that is popular in the highlands. The most famous dish from Sucre, mondongo is a spicy pork stew accompanied by ground locoto, garlic and peppers, served on top of a generous portion of choclo. Much like fricasé, mondongo is a popular weekend option as it is said to provide relief from a lengthy drinking session.
CULTURE
Sucre is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site, because of its colonial history, very present in the architecture of the historic center of the city. The city is recognized for the integration of Spanish and European culture with the pre-Hispanic indigenous one. Sucre lies on the frontier between the Highland with Aymara and Quechua culture and the lowland of Guarani indigenous people. Because of this, you can experience in the streets of Sucre all kinds of cultural expressions, visible in the clothing, handicrafts, and food products, all part of daily life. Visit and admire traditional indigenous weaving in the villages and communities around Sucre or in the museums and shops in the city.
NATURE
The mountainous landscape offers a variety of tours on foot, bicycle, or motorized, from light to heavy. You can visit several places with dinosaur tracks, including the world’s largest collection, rock paintings, a forest, a meteorite crater, and National Park El Palmar, among others. The Altiplano area where Sucre is located in the Andes is geographically advantaged with a series of rugged north–south mountain ranges, scarred with long narrow valleys formed by rivers draining to the east. Blessed with rich alluvial soils, and midway in climate and altitude between the cold of the Altiplano and the tropical heat of the lowlands, these central valleys have historically been among the most fertile and habitable areas in Bolivia, and offer visitors lush landscapes to enjoy during their stay.
ADVENTURE
There are several trekking paths around Bolivia’s capital city. You can set your foot on the road to Las Siete Cascadas, The Seven Waterfalls, or head to the two to three days trek to Maragua crater. Sucre also has a surprising number of places for going climbing and, whatever your level and previous experience, the mountains surrounding Sucre offer a range of walls to try – all with spectacular views. Try climbing the intermediate level walls of Sica-Sica, or trekking the nearby Cerro Churuquella for an adventure that won’t take all day, but will still get your heart rate up with some spectacular views of the area.
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WHAT TO SEE AND DO
Enjoy the stunning architecture A plethora of churches, cathedrals, and monasteries decorate Sucre and make for the perfect opportunity to wander around and explore within the Sucre city center. Ornately decorated buildings such as the Santa Clara Convent, Convent of San Felipe Neri, Iglesia La Merced give visitors an inside look into the Spanish colonial era of Sucre. The Castillo de la Glorieta of Bolivia’s only ever Prince & Princess This pink castle is an architectural masterpiece waiting to be discovered. Now serving as a museum, the castle provides a fascinating insight into a quirky slice of Bolivian history.
WHERE TO EAT
Café Mirador With some of the most sweeping views of Sucre to be found in the city, Café Mirador offers a superb panorama of the white-washed buildings and terracotta roofs that are a hallmark of this marvelous city. With a Bolivian and international-inspired menu, Café Mirador serves up a diverse selection of traditional Bolivian dishes like salteñas or chorizo with an international flair as well as a selection of pizzas, pastas and more. The restaurant is known by visitors and locals alike for being the best place in town for a relaxing sunset drink.
WHERE TO STAY
On Boutique Hotel Situated in the heart of Sucre, On Boutique provides visitors with comfortable, large rooms that feel expertly designed. Glossy, freestanding baths in the open-plan bedrooms with trendy metro-style tiles contrast cleverly with the exposed beams and wooden floors. Start the day with a cooked-to-order breakfast on the sun-soaked roof terrace, where views over the rooftops or across the mountains will put you in the exploring mood.
DESTINATIONS
To Discover in Bolivia
LAKE TITICACA
Lake Titicaca
Lake Titicaca was once the home of the ancient Tiwanaku culture. They left traces of their civilization in the megalithic architecture.
RURRENABAQUE
Rurrenabaque
A little-known gem of the Amazon rainforest, Rurrenabaque is found on the southernmost edge of the Amazon rainforest in Bolivia.
TIAHUANACO
Tiahuanaco
The city of Tiahuanaco, or Tiwanaku, was the capital of a powerful pre-Hispanic empire that dominated a large area of the southern Andes.
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