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Tour of Sucre's Churches

Did you know that Sucre has one of the most important cultural heritages of religious architecture in Bolivia? Discover it with this tour of the churches of Sucre!. Tour of Sucre's Churches. At the selected time, we'll pick you up from your hotel...

  • 4 hours
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Did you know that Sucre has one of the most important cultural heritages of religious architecture in Bolivia? Discover it with this tour of the churches of Sucre!

Tour of Sucre's Churches

At the selected time, we'll pick you up from your hotel to begin this tour of the churches of Sucre, a city known for its significant religious architectural heritage.

The tour will start at the Recoleta Monastery, located in the Recoleta neighborhood. This complex, including a church and museum, was founded by Franciscan monks in 1601. We'll walk through its cloisters, seeing an ancient tree and views of the Churuquella hill. Inside the church, we'll admire a wood-carved choir and a collection of colonial and republican paintings.

The next stop will be at the convent of Santa Clara, where we will observe paintings by notable Bolivian artists, wooden sculptures, and a 17th-century organ used for significant ceremonies.

Following this, we'll visit the convent of San Felipe Neri, showcasing the wealth of colonial society. From its terraces, we will enjoy a panoramic view of the bell towers that characterize Sucre's skyline.

After a 4-hour tour of Sucre's churches, we'll return you to your hotel.

Included

  • Hotel pickup and drop off
  • Transportation by bus or minibus
  • English–speaking guide
  • Entrance fees
  • Bottle of water
  • Welcome gift

Tips

  • Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility

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