La Paz
La Paz is an intense city. Amidst the grime, you’ll find pockets of chic metropolitan charm. This city is quickly becoming a destination for trend-setters. Very recently La Paz has emerged as a destination for haute-cuisine. Galleries show off the city’s thriving art scene.
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La Paz has one of the most interesting public transportation systems in the world. Mi Teléferico is a network of aerial trams that connects the city. You can take the tram to see El Alto, a ritzy suburb located high up in the hills. La Paz is a good city to start learning about Bolivia’s indigenous culture. There’s the National Museum of Ethnology and Folklore in Casco Viejo. Explore the many small shops on Calle Sagarnada — the city’s infamous “Witch Market.” Travel just outside of the city (about two hours by car) to see a pre-Columbian ruin called Tiwanaku.
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PATIO DE PIEDRA HOTEL BOUTIQUE
See why so many travelers make Patio de Piedra Hotel Boutique their small hotel of choice when visiting La Paz. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort, convenience and history. it offers a boutique setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Patio de Piedra Hotel Boutique offers guests several services such as minibar, free WIFI, private bathroom, hot water, central heating, cable TV, among others. The small hotel offers a 24 hour front desk service, a concierge, and room service, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features free breakfast.
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