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Ingenio San Marcos
The Ingenio San Marcos is the most interesting and has a good restaurant
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Don Antonio Villa Chavarría
One millinery worth visiting is that of Don Antonio Villa Chavarría .
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Casa de las Tres Portadas
An architecturally notable home and monument is the pretty Casa de las Tres Portadas.
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Inti Wara Yassi
Inti Wara Yassi is a wildlife refuge and a mellow place to warm up after the Altiplano.
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Museo Étnico
Some dusty exhibits, including Inca pots. Admission is free with the Cha’lla trail fee.
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Iglesia del Hospicio
This church, built in 1875, combines neoclassical, baroque and Byzantine elements.
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Natural History Museum
A small natural history museum is filled with the usual collection of pickled animal bits.
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Gruta de Lourdes
A cave that, for locals, evokes images of its respective French and Portuguese namesakes.
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Capilla de Serrato
Capilla de Serrato, a steep climb from the end of Calle Washington, offers impressive city views.
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Cha’llapampa
Most tours visiting the northern ruins land at Cha’llapampa, a small village straddling a slender isthmus.
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Mirador Laikakota
The Mirador Laikakota – part of the childrens museum – is in a tranquil park setting and is perfect for kids.
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Coliseo Deportivo
Entertaining basketball, futsal (five-a-side soccer) and volleyball games are played at the Coliseo Deportivo.
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Centro de Información
The Community Tourism Network’s tiny new Centro de Información is a brilliant museum about local customs and cultures.
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Supreme Court
Sucre houses Bolivias supreme court in this neoclassical building fronting Parque Bolívar. It was inaugurated in 1945.
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Parque Raúl Salmón de la Barra
La Paz’ city park has interesting skyways and the Mirador Laikakota . Traveling circuses will often set up here, too.
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Iglesia San Roque
Named after the Jesuit San Roque González, this is a rather plain church most notable for its single bell tower.
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El Angosto
This scenic spot near Tupiza is a spectacular tunnel of a road carved into the mountain – great for photographs.
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Artesanías Palomita’s
Artesanías Palomita’s is half-shop, half-museum and has costumes and weavings from each of the 16 provinces of Potosí department.
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Casa de la Cultura
The Casa de la Cultura in La Paz is an excellent place to view art exhibits, as well as find out information on the art scene.
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Ruins
Of the more than 80 Inca ruins on the island, most date to the 15th century AD. You could spend a week looking at them all.
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