City Tour on foot, a private tour of 3hrs. The colonial white city has many beautiful buildings and houses with antique wooden balconies. We will walk through the old town, so we will go through a lot of those buildings anyway.

After the pick-up from your hostel or hotel at 9.00hrs. we will visit the Plaza 25 de Mayo. The main square of Sucre is surrounded by impressive buildings, such as the Town Hall, La Casa de la Libertad place where in 1825 the independence of Bolivia was declared, the Prefecture of the Department Chuquisaca, and the Metropolitan Cathedral with Renaissance and Baroque details.

We continue walking to the ASUR museum of textiles. Here you can appreciate a variety of weaving of various Bolivian cultures.  There will be some people busy weaving, too, demonstrating various weaving techniques.
From the museum, it is only a short distance to Recoleta, from where you will enjoy beautiful views over the city. The tour ends around 12.00 hrs.

It is also possible to do the tour in the afternoon. Hotel or hostel Sucre.

Day 3 Tarrabuco Market

Tarabuco Sunday market | The town of Tarabuco is about 65 kilometers from Sucre. One of the most diverse and colorful markets in South America is held in this town every Sunday. Literally, anything can be supplied in this market, from all kinds of textiles with the most unusual motifs to all kinds of different animals. Are you looking for an original hand-woven souvenir in Bolivia and do you want to wander and browse endlessly in the countless stalls that color the streets? Then you are at the right place at the Sunday market in Tarabuco! Hundreds of people come from all over the area to sell their goods or to stock up on goods.

The Tarabuco culture is one of the oldest indigenous cultures of South America that has preserved its meaning and customs. The colorful market sells beautiful handicrafts and woven clothing with geometric patterns.
The market is the meeting point for the Yamparas Indians who come to sell their products. Walk around at your leisure and meet the friendly locals dressed in woven ponchos and decorative ‘Monteras’, leather hats modeled on the helmet of the Spanish Conquistadors. These people come from different indigenous groups and come together on Sundays, making the streets a special mix of traditional clothing styles. You will especially notice that their hats are considered very important.
On the market, the prices of the products are sometimes slightly higher than you are used to from Bolivia, but the quality of the products is also better. Try to haggle, but you will notice that not much is going off (We provide bus tickets go and back) Hotel- Hostel Sucre