Sucre
Sucre is also known as the “Cradle of Liberty”
because it was here that the Bolivian independence was declared in 1825. Sucre is located in a valley surrounded by low mountains in the central highlands at an altitude of 2800 m (9184 ft). The wealthy colonial architecture, the amazing courtyards and squares makes Sucre probably the most beautiful city of Bolivia. Don’t miss the beautiful 16th century Renaissance cathedral on Plaza 25 de Mayo and its bell tower and museum. You can climb up at the top of Convento de San Filipe to get stunning views over the “White City of Americas”. Sucre is the Bolivia’s chocolate capital. In 1994 it was discovered over 6000 dinosaur tracks. Sucre is UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Bolivia’s judicial capital. Hotels in Sucre
What to visit in Sucre: Plaza 25 de Mayo; San Filipe Convent; Cathedral; San Francisco Basilica; Chuquisaca Governorship;
Restaurants in Sucre
- Cafe Restaurant Florin
- La Taverne Sucre
- El Huerto
- El Germen
- Joy Ride Cafe
- Cosmo Cafe
- El Solar Cafe Bistro
- Papavero
- Chifa & Thai
- Cafe Monterosso
Transports in Sucre
By bus: There are buses to/from several cities in Bolivia.
Map of Sucre
Map of Sucre
Where is Sucre on Map of Bolivia
Where is Sucre on Map of Bolivia
San Felipe Iglesia Church Sucre Bolivia
La Recoleta Sucre