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Cartographic Collaboration: Latin America Maps the Atlas of Empire

For the Latin American Pavilion at the 2013 Venice Biennale, which runs from 1 June – 24 November 2013, Alfons Hug and Paz Guevara will co-curate the exhibition.

Alfredo Da Silva: Culture, Heritage, and Individual Expression from the Andes

Known for his wide range of art historical influences and styles, Bolivian artist Alfredo Da Silva sought to capture personal and universal experience on canvas.

A Portrait of Bolivia’s Revolutions

The Cartagena Brothers, released in 1984, just 4 years after the end of the last Bolivian military dictatorship, narrates the story of Bolivia during the second half of the 20th century.

Zona Sur and the end of 'Bolivian Apartheid'

The Bolivian film industry has garnered a reputation over recent decades for producing exceptionally thought provoking and beautiful films. This is exemplified by Juan Carlos Valdivia’s Zona Sur.

Bolivia Galleries and Museums

Gallery | Salar

From its inception, Salar has been characterized by its strong curatorial direction and vision. An influential platform for the education of Contemporary Bolivian Art abroad, and for dialogues with other significant cultural institutions.

Museum | National Museum of Ethnography and Folklore

A non-profit organization dedicated to the subject of rural and urban Bolivian cultures, shedding light on regional variations and dialects, both subtle and notable.

Museum | Coca Museum

Sigmund Freud was told about the drug in 1884 and since then the leaf has been popularized but also demonized. This museum confronts the history of the leaf, as ritualistic elixir, and as ingredient of addiction.

Museum | National Art Museum

The museum is made up of ornate architecture styled in the Andean baroque mode. Its history compliments an extensive collection - there is an inscription which suggests that the building dates back as far as 1775.

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Bolivia Tours

Andes Amazonia Discover Cultural Bolivia Tour

Designed to give you an authentic look at Bolivia, this tour allows visitors to sample four Bolivian cities. Breathtaking landscapes of tropical lowlands and of the high Andes assured.

The Fort of Samaipata Tour

Within the picturesque climes of Samaipata is the ruins of El Fuerte (The Fortress) Declared cultural patrimony of humanity by UNESCO, its majesty is matched by an intriguing history constituted by Amazonian, Incan, and Spanish occupation.

Perubolivian Tours

This tour visits artisan markets in La Paz, the capital of the Pre-Inca civilization; Tiwanaku, world heritage sites in Santa Cruz and even takes in the world's largest butterfly dome.

Bolivia Hotels

Hotel Villa Antigua

Located in a Republican-style mansion dating from 1860, Villa Antigua was restored over a four year period by its owners. According to the architect, Daniel Contreras, the old has not been imitated but 'enhanced' by an 'architecture of integration'.

El Consulado Hotel

El Consulado has seven unique rooms, each of them a restoration of a 1925 aesthetic. In addition to the boutique hotel, there is also an artisan shop and an art gallery on site.

Hotel Rosario

The original house where the hotel is now located was built in 1928 and this three star hotel has retained that original, architectural charm. It also professes to ecological sustainability with all hot water heated by solar panels.

Bolivia Restaurants

Vienna Restaurant

La Paz's Vienna restaurant boasts a colonial exterior with a diverse array of cuisine they guarantee will satisfy any gastronomic desire.

El Patio Salteneria

Eminently famed in Sucre for its Salteñas, El Patio has a beautiful courtyard bordered by resplendent arches. Visitors can also choose to eat inside, enjoying more of the local delicacy inside ancient halls.