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"Meet Johnny Walker", Sucre In Cal Orcko, just over 5km from the city of Sucre, on the Altiplano’s eastern edge, you can see fossilized footprints of several dinosaurs , including a Tyrannosaurus and Apatosaurus . Even the scientists were surprised at eleven footprints left millions of years ago by a Ankylossauro . Cal Orcko also houses the largest trail of dinosaur footprints in the world , 347 meters from a trail left by the dinosaur known as " Johnny Walker " . [ + más ]

Indigenous art museum, Sucre The Museum has a reception nine showrooms . Also you can watch live weavers demonstrating techniques and building designs. In Bolivia , indigenous crafts are seen often as cultural products of second order. One of the main objectives of this museum has been precisely reveal the existence of a current indigenous art , especially through ethnic textiles. The assembly of both the same rooms as each garment as texts accompanying the exhibition , respond to the need to highlight each work in its peculiarity , but at the same time cause a rapprochement between the viewer , aesthetics and content of indigenous art. [ + más ]

Metropolitan Cathedral of Sucre, Sucre The Metropolitan Cathedral, or Catedral Metropolitana of Sucre, Bolivia may be one of the most ornate and beautiful churches in all of Bolivia. Inside, the cathedral is stunning. It's many pews are all hand-carved and numerous antique imported crystal chandeliers hand from the ceiling. Through various stained glass windows, the sunlight shines in, causing the many intricately painted details on the walls, altar and choir chairs to shine. They are, of course, hand-painted with pure liquid gold and silver. [ + más ]

Museum Casa de la Libertad, Sucre Considered one of the most important museums in Bolivia , Casa de la Libertad was the scene of the signing of the Minutes of the country's independence in August 1825. With the republic established , the place was the seat of the legislative branch ( until it moved to La peace , in the late 19th century) and today displays objects that tell the Bolivian saga in the quest for freedom. [ + más ]

Museum Castillo de la Glorieta, Sucre Located outside the central area of ​​Sucre , in the way rural nook Yotala the Glorieta Castle is the principal source of family wealth Argandoña Urioste , one of the most prominent in the history of Sucre . Mixing Baroque and Gothic architecture , the building began construction in 1893 and today is an interesting ride for those who want the most aristocratic profile of the city . 5 km road to Potosi. [ + más ]

Museum Histórico Militar de la Nación, Sucre The museum presents an overview of troubled military history of Bolivia . [ + más ]

Museum of Recoleta, Sucre Housed in a Franciscan monastery , at the top one of the hills of Sucre , the Museu de la Recoleta displays beautiful works of art religious , besides being one of the most beautiful places of the city . Plaza Pedro Anzúrez, Recoleta. [ + más ]

National Museum of Ethnography and Folklore , Sucre Promotes views on Bolivian folk traditions. [ + más ]

Plaza 25 de Mayo, Sucre Main square in the city , organized , clean ,surrounded surrounded by the Cathedral , the City Hall , the Freedom House and many other historic buildings , is a great place to enjoy a quick snack or a drink and watch the movements of people It is close to great restaurants and shop " Chocolate pa ti " , the most famous of Bolivia . [ + más ]

San Francisco Church, Sucre The guided view is very nice and will allow you to see every detail of this beautiful church . The Liberty Bell is seen on deck . The church is simple , beautiful , located in the busiest part of town. [ + más ]

Simon Bolivar Park, Sucre Well maintained park where many families strolling and young relaxing on the grass and banks . Many options for young children. A good selection of street food . Square to relax .There is also a tower in honor of Paris. Have a nice theater on the outskirts , and historic buildings and colonial houses . [ + más ]

Tarabuco Market, Sucre Some 70 km to the east of Sucre lies Tarabuco. The village itself is one enormous market for (mainly) textiles . If you're looking for really high quality handicrafts, this is the place to go! You can take a tourist bus from the main plaza in the city of Sucre starting 8:30 am , costs 35 Bolivian . It is cheaper to take local bus from the center , and then transfer the historic area out to Tarabuco . [ + más ]

The monastery of San Felipe de Neri, Sucre The monastery and the church are one of the most important constructions in the neoclasical style of the city of Sucre. The monastery has a beautiful roof terrace with a brick floor, from where you can enjoy a great panoramic view over the city. The cloister is the most interesting one of Chuquisaca as it consists of two levels of four-centered arches that rest on massif columns and a baluster in the Xiloform style. The cover is based on arches and groined vaults. In the crypt you can find the tombs of important personalities like the last president of the Real Audiencia of Charcas, the last archbishop of the La Plata Moxo and Francoli and other archbishops. [ + más ]