• Iglesia de San Francisco - Constructed between the 16th and 18th centuries, this was the first Catholic cathedral in La Paz and is among the city’s oldest structures. Conveniently situated on Sagárnaga Street, it is near numerous tourist attractions, making it a must-visit. Visitors can explore the church and receive detailed explanations.

• Valley of the Moon - Escape the hustle and bustle of La Paz’s urban life at the Valley of the Moon, which is not an actual valley but a collection of unique geological formations resembling fairy chimneys or snake-like structures, creating intriguing shapes.

• Mi Teleferico - The La Paz Cable Car in Bolivia is the world’s first instance of cable cars being used as a primary transportation network, rather than as a connection to a larger subway or train system. Visitors can explore five different lines of the cable car, offering spectacular aerial views and plenty of information.

• El Alto - El Alto is a city and municipality in Bolivia, located in the Murillo Province of the La Paz department, on the western plateau. It is the most populous city in the department and the second largest in Bolivia. Known as the Aymara capital, it is predominantly inhabited by Aymara people.

• Jaen Street - Located near the Orange Cable Car station, Jaen Street is one of the best-preserved colonial streets in La Paz. Strolling through it offers a glimpse into the historical architecture of La Paz. The street is home to some of the city’s most significant museums.

• Plaza Murillo - La Paz’s Plaza Murillo is a historic public square filled with pigeons and rich in history, conquest, conflict, and tragedy. It is surrounded by impressive buildings such as the Presidential Palace, La Paz Cathedral, and the National Congress of Bolivia.

• Mercado de Las Brujas - Situated between Sagarnaga and Santa Cruz on Linares, the Witches’ Market of La Paz, Bolivia, is a must-see in a vibrant tourist area. Numerous vendors line the streets, offering a variety of unusual and captivating products, as well as the raw materials used in rituals to connect with the spirits of the Aymara world.

• Cable Car tickets included
• Transportation provided

Join us for an outstanding tour of La Paz’s main attractions! Ideal for those on a tight schedule, you’ll be whisked through the city’s must-see locations. Kick-off your journey in the mesmerizing Valley of the Moon, and don’t forget your sun protection and headwear. Subsequently, take a breathtaking cable car ride from La Paz to El Alto, offering unmatched panoramic views of the cityscape and the majestic Cordillera Real mountains. On our return to La Paz, we’ll walk you through captivating sites such as Jaen Street, Plaza Murillo, San Francisco Church, and end at the mystical Witches Market. Our well-informed guides will provide insider knowledge, along with dining recommendations and handy tips, ensuring your visit is comfortable and memorable. Come along for an irreplaceable tour that highlights La Paz’s distinct landscapes and creates lasting impressions.

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