8 articles to prepare your trip
Hacienda Cayara, Potosí
Built in 1557 by Juan de Pendones, Hacienda Cayara is one of the oldest haciendas in Latin America, today a hotel-museum 23 km from Potosi.
A former colonial mint in Potosí, Casa de la Moneda houses coins, paintings and minerals within a 12,500 m² building.
Tupiza
At the foot of the Chichas mountain range, Tupiza unfolds its red canyons and horseback trails, nestled on the Argentine border and at the gateway to South Lipez.
La ville de Tarija
In southern Bolivia, Tarija blends high-altitude vineyards, colonial heritage and warm Chapaco hospitality. Our comprehensive guide to preparing your journey.
Sucre
Bolivia's constitutional capital, Sucre blends UNESCO colonial heritage, Andean treks and a laid-back atmosphere at 2,790 metres altitude.
Cusco
The ancient capital of the Inca empire at 3,400 m altitude, Cusco blends Inca stones, colonial facades and Quechua traditions. Here's how to explore it.
Cochabamba
Gastronomic capital of Bolivie and garden city nestled in the Andes, Cochabamba unveils colonial heritage, bustling markets and mild weather year-round.
On the Peruvian border, the Apolobamba Cordillera blends glaciated peaks, Quechua villages and the ancestral wisdom of the Kallawayas, the wandering physicians of the Andes.
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