Top Things to do in La Paz Department
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Things to do in La Paz Department, La Paz Department: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in La Paz Department, Bolivia including Sopocachi, Fundacion Flavio Machicado Viscarra, Mi Teleferico, Mirador Killi Killi, Centro de Informacion Turistica, Puerta del Sol, Plaza Murillo, Horca del Inca, Jaen Street, Calle Sagarnaga.
Restaurants in La Paz Department
1. Sopocachi
2. Fundacion Flavio Machicado Viscarra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
3. Mi Teleferico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,153 reviews
Reviewed By Voyagearoundtheworld - Berlin, Germany
For the locals it is an efficient public transport system, for visitors it is one of the best ways to discover La Paz from above. You get to see things that you would never be able to see when walking or driving around the city. Great views everywhere. The views from El Alto down to the La Paz city valley is one of a kind and simply breathtaking. Don't miss a Teleferico ride in La Paz.
4. Mirador Killi Killi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 587 reviews
Reviewed By mateusz_dominik - London, United Kingdom
If you're into sunsets and city views that is the place to be. Very accessible (taxi from centre 10BS, walk 15mins from Plaza del Armas) and offering 360 degree view of La Paz. Worth it!
5. Centro de Informacion Turistica
6. Puerta del Sol
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By 738marisz - Sigulda, Latvia
A magical place in the Tiwanaku ruins. There is a version that it has served as a portal to other worlds where the mysterious Tiwanaku civilization has come and gone.
7. Plaza Murillo
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 982 reviews
Reviewed By PerryB137 - Hong Kong, China
The Plaza Murillo was humming with activity whilst I was there and the plethora of important Government buildings surrounding the Square amply rewarded the patient amateur photographer.
8. Horca del Inca
9. Jaen Street
10. Calle Sagarnaga
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 929 reviews
Reviewed By cbhiggins
I've read several reviews saying that Calle Sagarnaga is just a bunch of tourist shops/restaurants and isn't worth the hype. I can't disagree more. While there certainly are touristy shops and restaurants, there is so much more if you take the time and have the courage to explore a bit (and get more than a block away from Plaza de San Francisco). Scores of unremarkable doors and pathways lead to magnificent colonial courtyards full of non-touristy shops, restaurants, quirky museums, etc.
