Karla was terrific. I highly recommend!
About Activity
What's Included
Includes
- Available English and Spanish guide
- Public transportation
Excludes
- Bottled water
Departure & Return
Departure Point
- The guide will be in Plaza Cochabamba; their name will be announced a day before.
Itinerary
Plaza Cochabamba in Sucre, Bolivia, is a small but charming square located in the city's historical center. It's known for its peaceful atmosphere, surrounded by colonial-style buildings and leafy trees that offer shade to visitors. The plaza features a central fountain and benches, making it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to relax. While not as large or famous as Sucre's main square, Plaza Cochabamba has its own quiet charm and is often a place where you can experience the local way of life.
Plaza 25 de Mayo is the heart of Sucre, Bolivia, and one of the most important historical and cultural landmarks in the city. Surrounded by grand colonial buildings, including the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Casa de la Libertad, the plaza is a hub of activity. It features well-maintained gardens, tall palm trees, and a central statue of General Antonio José de Sucre, a key figure in Bolivia's independence. The plaza is a popular gathering place for both locals and tourists, offering a vibrant atmosphere where people come to socialize, relax, and enjoy the beauty of Sucre's historic architecture.
The old building of San Francisco Xavier University in Sucre, Bolivia, is a magnificent example of colonial architecture and one of the oldest universities in the Americas, founded in 1624. The building's façade features elegant arches, thick wooden doors, and intricate stonework, reflecting the Spanish Baroque style. Inside, the university boasts beautiful courtyards, long corridors, and historic classrooms that have educated generations of students. This building not only represents a significant piece of Bolivia's educational history but also serves as a cultural and architectural landmark in Sucre.
The Palacete Guereo in Sucre, Bolivia, is an elegant mansion that stands as a testament to the city's rich history and aristocratic past. The mansion's impressive façade and well-preserved rooms offer a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the era's elite. Today, Palacete Guereo is a cherished cultural heritage site, reflecting Sucre's historical significance and architectural beauty.
Calle de los Gatos in Sucre, Bolivia, is a narrow, picturesque street that exudes the charm of the city's colonial past. Lined with whitewashed houses adorned with colorful flowers and traditional wooden balconies, the street is steeped in history. Its name, which translates to "Street of the Cats," adds a touch of local folklore to its appeal. Walking down Calle de los Gatos offers a peaceful experience, with the quiet atmosphere and cobblestone path transporting visitors back in time to Sucre's colonial era.
La Recoleta in Sucre, Bolivia, is a historic site perched on a hill overlooking the city, offering breathtaking panoramic views. Originally a Franciscan convent founded in the 17th century, La Recoleta is known for its serene atmosphere and beautiful colonial architecture. The site includes a peaceful plaza with ancient trees, a church, and a museum that houses religious artifacts and art. La Recoleta is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, who visit to enjoy the views, explore the historical buildings, and experience the tranquil ambiance that contrasts with the bustling city below.
The Museo ASUR in Sucre, Bolivia, is a vibrant cultural museum dedicated to preserving and showcasing the indigenous art and traditions of the Andean region.
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Reviews
Our guide Lupe was wonderful, very friendly, flexible and competant. She gave us a real insight into the history and daily life of Sucre and recommendations of other things to see and do.
Great walking tour, Jonny was very informative about the history and buildings in Sucre. We walked to a fabulous view point at y he end.
Although I didn’t get to take the tour I wanted to comment on how accommodating they were. I needed to push back the tour by one day and they did so with no penalty. Ultimately, I had to cancel due to blockades and needing to leave Sucre early.
Great and insightful tour with my guide, Gari! Very efficient, yet detailed explanations of all historical sites with a unique charm. Bravo! 👏
Outstanding. Very clear and knowledgable guide. Excellent overview of city and insights into historical past Xxxxxxx
We had a great morning with Hugo! His command of English is great and he was able to bring us to some of the important sites around town and explain in great detail about them. We gave great recommendations of things to do after the tour as well. It was well organized and definitely worth the money (including tip… don’t forget to tip your guide!)
Great walking tour with guide Manuel that spoke perfect English and truly knows his Sucre history. Highly recommended. -Lars from Sweden
A very interesting tour, which covers lots of historical and important locations within the city. My guide Carla, was very knowledgeable and spoke excellent English. She took me to several locations, I wasn't expecting. This helped me gain insider knowledge for the rest of my stay in Sucre, so recommend doing this walk as you arrive. I was also able to ride public transport with my guide, which was a great experience too.
What a fantastic walking tour of Sucre. I highly recommend. We were shown around the city by Carla who looked after us very well. Carla took us on a local bus which was a great experience and one we would never have done without a local. The bus was great as it took us up to the high point of the city with the best view.
It was an enjoyable and informative tour of the city. Carla was a great tour guide, spoke very good English and answered all my questions.
At a high altitude of over 9000 feet, I felt not able to self walk to explore Sucre, then signed up for this tour less than 24 hours before the tour and inadvertently requested a Spanish speaking guide. Realizing the mistake, I emailed and messaged via What App to Manuel He assured me that my guide would be English speaking.That guide was Carla, with perfect English and vast knowledge of Sucre history. It was an interesting history lessons, the significant meanings of dates named for plazas , the indepency war. We visited the cemetery where mausoleums of Bolivian presidents and others, tombs of middle class and workers' class. Then Carla took us to Main Plaza, and other places by public buses. The interesting part of the tour is the 3 legends of Black cat alley. We had good time at Central market , bought tropical fruits,( guava in season) and enjoyed fresh fruit juice, combinations of passion fruit, mango and oranges. Over all, Carla is informative and professional. I highly recommend this tour, especially with reasonable price
Maneul was great with communication and quick to get me on a last minute tour. He tagged in Carla to guide me, and together we covered some ground! It was interesting to get the historical back story of places i had seen earlier like the buildings around the Plaza 25 de Mayo as well as learning more about Bolivia's overall story. I wouldn't have thought to visit the cemetery or Recoleta, which were great additions. Carla's knowledge was extensive and she was happy to answer questions. Also fun to meet her shopkeepers in the market. Thanks!
Carla was an EXCELLENT walking tour leader - she was so knowledgeable! Loved all the sites we visited and her background on all. GREAT tour!
Very attentive guide in a city that is very nice and rich. Do not enter paid attractions, which complements other activities you may come to do. Thanks to her we went to places that in the beginning we would not go (Recoleta and Municipal Market) because they are more distant
Even being carnival and with everything closed in the city, the guide was able to make a script through the city of Sucre, just with me, focusing on the history of the city and donated Bolivia, its characters and important points. I recommend.
It's a very valuable experience. Knowing the locations and knowing their history is very good. I recommend it.
It was a tour with a lot of detailed information. He also answered all my queries outside the tour.
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