Best places: Things to dos in La Paz, Bolivia

👍👍 A fun and educational tour of La Paz! Definitely recommend it! The only thing is that I wish the company wouldn’t charge a fee at the beginning of the tour so the guide can actually get a tip worth his effort. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you:)

Small ethnography & folklore museum in an 18th-century building featuring an array of artifacts.

Small, shaded park around a Neptune fountain, with views of the city & surrounding mountains.

👍 I was in the city of passage because it was on the way to Cusco (Peru), the small town on the banks of Lake Titicaca, preserving their customs and traditions, there are good trade local products, souvenirs, clothing and an intense movement of tourists. I recommend meeting Copacabana to anyone visit...

😐 Sultana is made based on the roasted coffee husk, as an infusion with tangerine peel. And the place honors this typical hot beverage. Suitable for large groups and long talks. The location looks bohemical. Worth to visit and try the Sultana. + Free WiFi, no parking area.

Well-known hilltop destination featuring dramatic panoramic views of the city, plus scenic gardens.

Monumental 18th-century church featuring ornate carvings, panoramic rooftop views & guided tours.

👍 I went early in the morning, and I was the only one there :) many beautiful pieces. Used google lens to translate captions. Would be nice if they offered audio guide.

👍👍 I went since I was a child, since I moved from the area a long time ago, I remembered many people who have already died and I saw that many are still alive. It was like coming home and seeing relatives after a long time, it is very beautiful and full of peace.

👍👍 Great place to watch the city and enjoy nature. You can take beautiful pictures here.

👍👍 Nice place for a picnic or quiet afternoon.

Dramatic canyon where towering rocks are said to look & sound like spirits wailing in the wind.

👍👍 Muy lindo lugar. El transporte llega hasta las faldas del nevado, a partir de ahí se debe subir la montaña a pie por un lapso de aproximadamente 45 minutos. Recomendable para visitar. No es aconsejable ir con niños

Small museum showcasing a collection of musical instruments from around the world.

👍 Architecturally it is imposing and beautiful; The façade is in good condition and has been preserved over time; I didn't find it open so I don't know if it is working normally. It is located side by side with the El Montófilo viewpoint giving it an additional plus.

Large cathedral featuring a soaring dome, neoclassical ornamentation & an Italian marble altar.

Vast public square dominated by a colonial-era cathedral & convent, with street art & regular fairs.

Grand plaza in the heart of old town, home to Bolivia's presidential palace & La Paz Cathedral.

Rectangular plaza featuring a bronze sculpture honoring Bolivian war hero Eduardo Abaroa.

😐 Open from Wednesday to Sunday from 9:45 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Entry cost bs 3.50. Children under 3 years old do not pay, nor do older adults or people with different abilities. The entrance is by the funicular over the walkway in front of Laicacota Park. There are several sinks in the facility. Inside t...