The Top 10 Things To See And Do In Sucre

Welcome to the official capital of Bolivia; the nation’s colonial centerpiece and historical heart. Sucre showcases a glorious ensemble of whitewashed colonial-era buildings, spectacular rooftop terraces and quaint garden patios. A must-see in Bolivia, its pleasantly warm climate and relaxed small town atmosphere entice many a visitor to stay longer than intended. Read on to discover the top 10 things to see and do in this undeniably charming city.

Learn Spanish

Sucre is the most popular place to learn Spanish in South America for its inexpensive classes and laid back atmosphere. The city boasts a huge number of Spanish schools to choose from and plenty of friendly locals with whom to practice. Group classes start from as little as BOB35 (USD$5) per hour.

1. Tarabuco Market

Market

The small town of Tarabuco, some two hour’s drive from Sucre, hosts a lively market every Sunday morning that is as popular for ethno-tourism as it is for shopping. Indigenous people from all over the region flock to the market in their traditional garb to sell handmade wares and shop for everyday appliances. An impressive array of artisan textiles, clothing and trinkets compete for the tourist dollar.