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Where to stay in La Paz
Best time: May-Sep. These months have the driest weather and milder temperatures, ideal for outdoor activities.
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★ 3.8La Cúpula
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★ 3.8Rancho Las Cruces Baja California Sur
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★ 3.8Amina Wind Resort
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★ 3.8Casa Velasco
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★ 3.8Residencial Alta Vista
El Rosario
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★ 3.8Madero Hotel Suites
Casco Viejo
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★ 3.8Republica Pagana Adults Only
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★ 3.8Orchid House Baja & Beach Club
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★ 3.8Casa Madero La Paz
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★ 3.8The Adventure Brew Hostel
San Sebastián
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★ 3.8Nomada Hostal
Sopocachi
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★ 3.8Copacabana
Casco Viejo
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La Paz on the map
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La Paz, like a local
Don't miss
- Witches' Market: A vibrant market showcasing traditional Andean medicine and crafts.
- Moon Valley: A natural wonder with unique rock formations, perfect for hiking.
- Plaza Murillo: The main square surrounded by important government buildings and churches.
- Teleférico: A scenic cable car system offering breathtaking views of the city and surrounding mountains.
Where to eat
- La Casa de la Pasta: Known for its delicious homemade pasta and local ingredients.
- Paceña: A traditional Bolivian restaurant famous for its salteñas and local dishes.
- Cafe del Mundo: Offers a great ambiance and a wide selection of Bolivian coffees.
Do this
- Explore the Cholitas Wrestling: Experience a unique cultural event showcasing Bolivian women in traditional attire wrestling.
- Visit the Valley of the Moon: Experience an otherworldly landscape just outside the city.
- Take a city tour on a bike: Discover La Paz from a different perspective and explore hidden corners of the city.
Local tips
- Try to learn a few basic phrases in Spanish or Aymara; locals appreciate the effort.
- Use the Teleférico to navigate the city and avoid traffic.
- Visit local markets early in the day for the freshest produce and to avoid crowds.
- Be cautious of altitude sickness; stay hydrated and take it easy on your first days.
Know before you go
Best time
May-Sep. These months have the driest weather and milder temperatures, ideal for outdoor activities.
Getting around
Public buses, minibuses, and taxis are the primary modes of transport. Additionally, many areas are walkable, especially in the city center.
Airport
LPB
Language
Spanish, Quechua, Aymara.
Money
Currency is the Bolivian Boliviano (BOB). Credit cards are accepted in major establishments, but cash is often preferred for smaller purchases.
Safety
While La Paz is generally safe for tourists, petty crime can occur. Stay vigilant, especially in crowded areas.
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