La Paz is a bustling, colorful market tucked into the city’s historic center, where locals haggle over fresh produce, Andean herbs, and traditional crafts.

A historic and vibrant public space, where Bolivia's largest correctional facility is located. San Pedro operates as a self-governed community where inmates purchase or rent their accommodations, run businesses, and live with their families.

Discover La Paz from the sky on an unforgettable journey aboard three of the iconic Mi Teleférico lines. This panoramic scenery blends cultur and local life as you glide above one of the world’s most dramatic urban landscapes. Perfect for Picture taking.

Stroll along Calle Jaén, one of La Paz’s best‑preserved colonial streets, known for its colorful facades, cobblestone path, and charming balconies. This historic lane is home to several of the city’s most important museums and legends, offering a quiet, atmospheric escape from the busy downtown.

The historic and political center of Bolivia, surrounded by the Presidential Palace, the National Congress, and the Cathedral of La Paz. This lively square blends colonial architecture, national history, and everyday local life.

This historical structure stands as a remarkable testament to the city's colonial heritage and architectural fusion, attracting visitors with its historical significance and architectural beauty.

Local beliefs about the sacrifices and magic involved in different rituals for everyday activities.