Location: Sucre
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Top 10 Things to do Good for Kids in Sucre, Chuquisaca Department
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1. Horseback Riding Sucre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
Experiencing Sucre and it's countryside on horseback! One of the must-sees in Sucre!
Reviewed By andreasl411
The ride together with Jhonny was amazing, the landscape really spectacular with an excellent view on the crater of maragua in the distance. Jhonny is a very kind guy and we had a great conversation 'en español' during the ride. And last but not least his horses are in a very good condition and really beautiful. I'll absolutely recommend this location if you want to spend some hours in the saddle, surrounded by beautiful nature.
2. La Boca del Sapo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 186 reviews
Brought to you by La Boca del Sapo a unique Bolivian cooking class with cocktail making experience in the heart of the beautiful white city of Sucre. Bolivia is fast becoming a gastronomic hot-spot with its abundance of local Bolivian dishes and their distinct flavours which sets it apart from the rest of the world. At La Boca del Sapo we are passionate about the Bolivian food scene and want to share our passion for Bolivian food with like minded travellers. Through our interactive cooking classes travellers not only gain the skills to recreate a traditional Bolivian dish for friends and family at home, they get to know the local ingredients and the their significance to the Bolivian people. At La Boca del Sapo we believe that culture and tradition is at the heart of Bolivian food. Our concept is that you not only enjoy cooking and eating the delicious food we make, but through food you learn more about Bolivan culture and traditions, whilst making new friends!
Reviewed By Nomadboys - Salt Spring Island, Canada
Moi is a wonderful teacher - patient, firm, professional, clear and obviously loves cooking and great food. The fact that he could adjust the dish to a gluten-free, vegetarian version was much appreciated, and having my husband come join in afterwards for dinner (at no extra cost) was particularly gracious of him. The facility is also great: spotlessly clean, very well-organised and top-notch appliances in the kitchen...this is professional from start to finish, and well worth the very reasonable price-tag. Highly recommended!
3. Blue Wellness Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
The Best Wellness Center in Sucre, with a big and beautyfull hot swimming pool, great Saunas and Steam Rooms, a Big Jacuzzi with Hidro Jets... all this so that you can come to Relax and have lots of Fun. You can have tasty Drinks and Snacks to join. Visit us in the centre of Sucre Now!
4. Plaza 25 de Mayo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 569 reviews
Reviewed By Juanito_Hayburg - El Paso, United States
This great plaza is centrally located amidst the historical buildings that constitute a capital of this fantastic country! It is extremely popular and occasionally throngs with people, almost to the point that one has seek an alternate path through. It is an excellent point of reference for directions, especially since I was overnighting at the close by Colors House Hostel. The sculptures/architecture reflect the storied history of beautiful Bolivia, as well as being magnets for contemporary civic discourse. If it’s happening & important, it’s likely that it’s attached to this important public space. There is always snacks & drinks available here, from kiosks or the seemingly always-present TIAs selling from park benches. I was quite pleased with them as last night (09MAR) there was a showing of “el Diablo del Mineros”, and I provided popcorn for all viewers because I was able to Gimprush to the plaza and buy several bags! It certainly gets my enthusiastic “iWheel of Approval!”
5. General Cemetery
6. Dinosaur Tracks (Cal Orck'o)
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 472 reviews
This site features a number of ancient dinosaur footprints.
Reviewed By borgjordy - San Gwann, Malta
The dinosaur tracks are part of a dinosaur park. The park entrance fee includes a free guided tour in English/Spanish, which explains about the discovery of these tracks and the different types of dinosaurs identified. I recommend going for the 12pm or 1pm tour as they are the only ones which go down to visit the actual tracks.
