Travelling in Sucre

Sucre is home to a rich history and culture, with numerous tourist attractions that you can't miss. These include the Casa de la Libertad, where Bolivia's independence was signed, and the Parque Cretácico, famous for its dinosaur footprints. You can also visit the Convento de San Felipe Neri for panoramic views of the city. Don't forget to stroll through the historic center, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and visit museums such as the ASUR Museum of Indigenous Art.

The gastronomy in Sucre is diverse and reflects the rich Bolivian culture. Typical dishes you should try include 'mondongo', a stew made with pork and corn, and 'salteñas', empanadas filled with meat, chicken or vegetables in a juicy broth. Another must-try dish is 'chorizo chuquisaqueño', a delicious sausage served with bread. For those with a sweet tooth, 'bizcochuelo' and 'api morado' are traditional options that you will love. In Sucre you will find numerous gastronomic proposals that will allow you to taste the best of the local cuisine.

Sucre offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit all budgets and tastes. From luxurious boutique hotels such as the Hotel Parador Santa María la Real, to cosy hostels such as the Casa Verde B&B. There are also numerous Airbnb options and family-run accommodations for those looking for a more personalised experience. If you prefer a more budget-friendly and social atmosphere, hostels such as Kultur Berlin and The Celtic Cross are very popular with backpackers. Most of these accommodations are centrally located, making it easy to access the main points of interest.

Sucre is considered one of the safest cities in Bolivia for tourists. However, as with any destination, it is important to take basic precautions: avoid walking alone in uncrowded areas at night, and be careful with your belongings in crowded places such as markets and squares. Use licensed taxis and check online reviews of accommodations and tour operators before booking. Most visits are uneventful, and the hospitality of the Sucre locals will make you feel welcome.