A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sucre's historic center is renowned for its well-preserved colonial architecture, including the Casa de la Libertad and the Sucre Cathedral.

Cal Orck'o is a cliffside in Sucre where thousands of dinosaur footprints can be seen, providing a glimpse into the region's prehistoric past.

A tranquil park in the heart of Sucre, featuring lush greenery, walking paths, and ornate fountains, providing a peaceful retreat for locals and visitors alike.

Sucre boasts a vibrant café culture, with numerous charming cafes and bakeries serving delicious coffee, pastries, and local specialties, providing opportunities to relax and soak in the city's atmosphere.

Sucre is known for its vibrant textile market, where visitors can purchase handwoven fabrics, clothing, and handicrafts made by indigenous artisans, supporting local craftsmanship and traditions.

Located near Cal Orck'o, this park features life-sized dinosaur statues and a wall with preserved dinosaur footprints, offering educational experiences for visitors of all ages.

A historic convent dating back to the 18th century, featuring colonial architecture, beautiful courtyards, and religious artifacts, providing insights into Sucre's religious and cultural heritage.

A museum showcasing traditional textiles, pottery, and artwork from Bolivia's indigenous cultures, offering a deeper understanding of the region's diverse ethnic groups and their artistic expressions.