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Explore Sucre on a guided walking tour. Visit the San Francisco Church, the Cathedral, the Casa de la Libertad, and the Convento La Recoleta.

Highlights

• Expert Local Guide – Learn about Sucre’s history, legends, and hidden secrets.
• Small-Group Experience – More personalized attention and flexibility.
• All Major Landmarks Covered – Perfect for first-time visitors.
• Great Photo Opportunities – Capture Sucre’s colonial beauty from iconic spots.

Description

Discover Sucre: Colonial Heritage City Tour – Explore History, Culture & Stunning Views Immerse yourself in the whitewashed beauty and rich history of Sucre, Bolivia’s constitutional capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This comprehensive city tour takes you through the most iconic landmarks, from the birthplace of Bolivia’s independence to breathtaking viewpoints. Walk along cobblestone streets, admire colonial architecture, and uncover fascinating stories with an expert local guide. Tour Highlights & Key Stops 1. Casa de la Libertad (House of Freedom) – Where Bolivia Was Born Begin at the most important historical site in Bolivia—the Casa de la Libertad. This 17th-century building was once part of a Jesuit university and later became the birthplace of Bolivia’s independence. On August 6, 1825, the country’s Declaration of Independence was signed here. Inside, you’ll see: The original Liberty Act document Portraits of independence heroes like Simón Bolívar and Antonio José de Sucre Colonial-era artifacts and historical exhibits Your guide will bring Bolivia’s struggle for freedom to life with captivating stories. 2. Plaza 25 de Mayo – The Heart of Sucre Step into the vibrant Plaza 25 de Mayo, the city’s main square and a perfect example of colonial urban design. Surrounded by elegant white buildings with red-tiled roofs, this plaza is a hub of local life. Highlights include: The statue of Mariscal Sucre, Bolivia’s liberator The Cathedral of Sucre (next stop) City Hall and the Prefecture, showcasing Spanish colonial architecture Cafés and street vendors where you can soak in the atmosphere 3. Sucre Cathedral – A Masterpiece of Religious Art The Catedral Metropolitana is one of Bolivia’s most important religious buildings, constructed between 1551 and 1712. Its stunning façade blends Renaissance, Baroque, and Mestizo styles. Inside, you’ll discover: A museum with colonial-era paintings, silverwork, and sacred artifacts The famous 'Virgin of Guadalupe' painting, adorned with gold and precious gems The Chapel of the Miraculous Virgin, a pilgrimage site for devotees 4. Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco – A Hidden Historical Gem Visit the Iglesia San Francisco, one of Sucre’s oldest churches (founded in 1581). This site was a secret meeting place for independence revolutionaries. Highlights include: A beautifully preserved Baroque altarpiece The cloister and courtyard, offering a peaceful retreat The bell tower, which provides panoramic views of Sucre (if accessible) 5. La Recoleta – Colonial Charm & Breathtaking Views Head uphill to La Recoleta, a picturesque neighborhood with one of the best viewpoints in the city. Here, you’ll explore: The Recoleta Monastery (founded 1600), featuring serene courtyards and ancient cedar trees The Mirador de La Recoleta, offering unmatched views of Sucre’s white buildings and the Andes Mountains Artisan workshops where local craftsmen create traditional goods

Includes

Visit to Plaza 25 de Mayo Visit to the Casa de la Libertad Visit to the Cathedral Visit to San Francisco church Visit to Convento La Recoleta

Important Information

• Wear comfortable shoes for walking Bring a camera for photos Check the weather forecast and dress accordingly

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund