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Can't decide between La Paz and Sucre? Compare these two amazing destinations to find your perfect match.
La Paz is the world's highest de facto capital, a dizzying city sprawling across a canyon at 3,640 meters. Its teleférico cable car network offers jaw-dropping views, while the Witches' Market, cholita wrestling, and Death Road make it one of South America's most unique cities.
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Sucre, Bolivia's constitutional capital, is called the White City for its gleaming colonial architecture. At a comfortable 2,800 meters, this UNESCO World Heritage city is quieter and more refined than La Paz, with excellent museums, chocolate shops, and nearby dinosaur footprints.
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La Paz offers Valle de la Luna, Witches' Market, Mi Teleférico Cable Cars
Sucre offers Casa de la Libertad, Recoleta Monastery, Cretaceous Park (Cal Orcko)
La Paz is famous for its local dining scene
Sucre is famous for its local dining scene
La Paz offers a relaxed evening atmosphere
Sucre offers a relaxed evening atmosphere
May to October
April to October
Summer: 15°C, Winter: 10°C
Summer: 22°C, Winter: 18°C
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Museo de Instrumentos Musicales
A fascinating private museum founded by charango master Ernesto Cavour, showcasing over 2,500 musical instruments from Bolivia and around the world.
Killi Killi Mirador
A lesser-known viewpoint in the Villa Pabón area, offering a 360-degree panoramic view of La Paz sprawling in its canyon and the surrounding mountains.
Capilla de la Virgen de Guadalupe
A small, stunning chapel inside the Cathedral complex, its altar is covered in solid silver and precious stones.
Café Gourmet Mirador
A cafe with a terrace located just below the main Recoleta viewpoint.
Discover the best areas to visit in each city
Casco Viejo (Historic Center)
The bustling, historic heart of La Paz, centered around Plaza Murillo.
Sopocachi
A bohemian, residential neighborhood popular with artists, students, and expats.
Centro Histórico
The historic heart and UNESCO core of Sucre, characterized by gleaming white colonial buildings, grand plazas, and pedestrian-friendly streets.
La Recoleta
A quieter, more residential hilltop neighborhood offering the best panoramic views of the city.
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Both La Paz and Sucre are incredible destinations. La Paz excels in highest capital and Death Road, while Sucre stands out for White City and colonial architecture.
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