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La Recoleta
Historic site where it founded the Villa de Plata. It is currently surrounded by the lookout built in 1979. One of the most important public spaces and urban tourism in the city, its location in the foothills Churuquella allows a full view of the city center and its surroundings, as well as preser
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Glorieta Castle
Built by the "Princes of the Glorieta" Francisco Argandoña and his wife Clotilde Urioste. It shows European eclectic architecture of the last third of the nineteenth century. In the different bodies are the most diverse architectural styles: renaissance Dutchman Frontis, Romanesque octag
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The Bicentennial Source
Tourist attraction that combines water, light and sound located in the Bolivar Park Rose Garden. Built in 2009 in commemoration of the bicentennial of Sucre, this stunning piece is made in coordination with the Municipal Government of Sucre and FANCESA cement.
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Liberia Dance
Dance of ancient origin, which participated only men, the Liberios are the most strange and unique in this area, with large metal wings and full of drawings that represent butterflies to reproduce small livestock.
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Footprints of Dinosaur Tracks
Cal Orck'o is the most spectacular site of its kind in the world and the evidence that a short time interval before its extinction, the diversity of dinosaurs was far greater than previously thought. It is also the only site that concentrates the footsteps of a wide variety of dinosaurs that lived
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Woodcarving Choir Stalls
One of the stalls most beautiful of Bolivia, carved cedar wood, represents the martyrdom of the Franciscan saints in Nagasaki Japan, baroque style by Juan Giménez de Villareal in the second half of the century XVII.
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Custodians of Sucre Hills
The Hills Sica-Sica and Churuquella, located southeast of the city at the foot of them founded the Villa de Plata, etymologically derived from two Quechua voices: worm of red hair and snail loose, according to folklores Antonio Paredes Candia. They are the hills that custodians of the city and
La Recoleta
Historic site where it founded the Villa de Plata. It is currently surrounded by the lookout built in 1979. One of the most important public spaces and urban tourism in the city, its location in the foothills Churuquella allows a full view of the city center and its surroundings, as well as preserve the image features available to it a few centuries ago. There is peace, tranquility and also serves as a study. On one front is the convent of La Recoleta, you can also watch the sundial and the center of the plaza Pedro Anzures, the source called "La Peregrina" makes by Martin de Oviedo in 1630.
Glorieta Castle
Built by the "Princes of the Glorieta" Francisco Argandoña and his wife Clotilde Urioste. It shows European eclectic architecture of the last third of the nineteenth century. In the different bodies are the most diverse architectural styles: renaissance Dutchman Frontis, Romanesque octagonal tower, body of two heights of Byzantine, Arab porch poly-lobed arches, Florentino palace, a chapel with bell tower of the Gothic style, etc.
The Bicentennial Source
Tourist attraction that combines water, light and sound located in the Bolivar Park Rose Garden. Built in 2009 in commemoration of the bicentennial of Sucre, this stunning piece is made in coordination with the Municipal Government of Sucre and FANCESA cement.
Liberia Dance
Dance of ancient origin, which participated only men, the Liberios are the most strange and unique in this area, with large metal wings and full of drawings that represent butterflies to reproduce small livestock.
Footprints of Dinosaur Tracks
Cal Orck'o is the most spectacular site of its kind in the world and the evidence that a short time interval before its extinction, the diversity of dinosaurs was far greater than previously thought. It is also the only site that concentrates the footsteps of a wide variety of dinosaurs that lived at the culmination of the Cretaceous period. It has a unique combination of size, geological significance, and biodiversity data from different social behavior of dinosaurs. (Reporting Dr. Christian Meyer).
Woodcarving Choir Stalls
One of the stalls most beautiful of Bolivia, carved cedar wood, represents the martyrdom of the Franciscan saints in Nagasaki Japan, baroque style by Juan Giménez de Villareal in the second half of the century XVII.
Custodians of Sucre Hills
The Hills Sica-Sica and Churuquella, located southeast of the city at the foot of them founded the Villa de Plata, etymologically derived from two Quechua voices: worm of red hair and snail loose, according to folklores Antonio Paredes Candia. They are the hills that custodians of the city and mountain also known as male and female mountain due to present the same structure.Visit counter
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| 8. Alfredo Gutierrez Valenzuela Museum |
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The works of art of this museum belonged to distinguished families from Sucre, the pieces were collected by the lawyer Alfredo Gutierrez Valenzuela and transferred to the University San Francisco Xavier as a request made by the family. It features furniture of diverse styles, beveled mirrors, sculptures in marble, alabaster and bronze, spiders of baccarat and rock crystal, as well as fine pieces of Murano crystal, vases in porcelain of the firms Limoges, Sevres, Rosenthal, among others. Also it shows several pieces that belonged to the family Argandoña Urioste, Prince and Princess of La Glorieta. Address: Plaza May 25, 1922 |
