The iconic mountain overlooking Potosi, known for its rich silver deposits and historical significance, offering guided tours of the mines and panoramic views of the city.

Explore the bustling markets of Potosi, where vendors sell a variety of goods including textiles, handicrafts, and local produce, providing a glimpse into daily life in the city.

A colonial-era mint and museum, showcasing Potosi's mining history and the minting process, with exhibits on colonial economics and indigenous labor in the mines.

A museum showcasing religious artifacts, artwork, and colonial-era treasures, housed in a former convent, providing insights into Potosi's religious and cultural history.

Explore the historic silver mines of Cerro Rico, where visitors can learn about the harsh working conditions endured by miners and the importance of mining to Potosi's economy and identity.

A baroque-style church dating back to the 16th century, featuring ornate altars, religious artwork, and beautiful colonial architecture, providing insights into Potosi's religious heritage.

The main square of Potosi is surrounded by historic buildings such as the Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace and the Governor's Palace, offering a glimpse into the city's colonial past.

A museum housed in a colonial-era mint, featuring exhibits on Potosi's mining history, colonial coinage, and indigenous labor, offering insights into Bolivia's economic and cultural heritage.