• Plaza Murillo - We begin the tour, where the Government and Parliament palaces are located. Where we will learn a lot about the turbulent history and political aspects of Bolivia, from the colonial era when La Paz belonged to the Spanish Empire to the present.

Did you know that the Government Palace of Bolivia was burned by the local population? Learn more by joining this tour!

• Plaza Murillo - Now we visit the Chaco War Memorial, the last war fought by Bolivia, during this visit we observed weapons, uniforms, photographs, medals, and other objects that were used during this war.

Did you know that Bolivia is the Latin American country that has had the most international wars?

(The income is a voluntary contribution to the Memorial staff)

• The Witches’ Market - We visit the iconic Witches’ Street where we can take photographs with the murals and umbrellas of this tourist street.

During the visit to this destination we learn about the influence, idiosyncrasies and beliefs of the predominant indigenous peoples of the Andean region of Bolivia, we also learn more about all the indigenous nations of Bolivia.

Did you know that Bolivia is considered one of the most diverse countries in cultural and environmental aspects?

• San Pedro Prison - In Bolivia we are crazy, now we visit (from the outside) one of the most dangerous prisons in Latin America. (Yes, the prison is located in the middle of the city. In this destination we learn about many problems that plague modern Bolivian society, as well as out-of-context stories that happened in this prison.
• Avenida 16 de Julio - We conclude the tour by observing the Copacabana Hotel, where Ernesto “Che” Guevara stayed when he arrived in Bolivia in 1967. During this visit, we learn about his actions in Bolivia, the establishment of a guerrilla in eastern Bolivia and the influence of different political currents in current Bolivian politics and society.
• Avenida 16 de Julio - We visited the memorial to the martyrs of democracy, we visited the outside of the place where, during the time of dictatorships, one of the worst crimes was committed. During this visit, we will learn more about the history of Bolivia during the 20th century, especially about the era of dictatorships that deeply marked the Bolivian population.

Did you know that during the time of dictatorships, Bolivia was the country with the highest number of presidents in just one day worldwide? learn more by joining this tour.

• Expert local guides to lead your tour
• All admission fees to attractions covered
• Comfortable, air-conditioned tour vehicles
• Complimentary bottled water and snacks
• Group photos at iconic landmarks
• Exclusive access to certain areas
• Wi-Fi available on board the tour vehicle
• Restaurant lunch included with dietary options available
• Small group sizes for a personalized experience
• Personal headsets provided to hear the guide clearly

• Bottled water
• Chaco War memorial income (voluntary 1.5 to 3 USD)
• Personal expenses