La Paz: Walking and Cable Car City Tour; Urban Experience

You'll experience the essence of the city while learning about its unique heritage and traditions. During this guided tour you will visit the most important spots of La Paz downtown. This 3 plus hour walking tour begins and ends at our main office.
You will see, among others:
- The Umbrella Street (calle Linares), one of the most instagramable places in the City, and a perfect place for souvenirs.
- The Cable Car, which offers a unique and breathtaking way to explore the city from above. As the highest urban cable car network in the world, it provides panoramic views of the city, including Mount Illimani in the distance, making it both a practical and scenic experience for locals and tourists alike.
-Rodriguez local Market. A vibrant and bustling open-air market known for its fresh produce, colorful flowers, and traditional Bolivian ingredients.
-San Pedro Square. A historic and vibrant public space, where Bolivia's largest correctional facility is located. San Pedro operates as a self-governed community where inmates purchase or rent their accommodations, run businesses, and live with their families.
- Plaza Murillo, the political and historical heart of La Paz, Bolivia. Surrounded by the Presidential Palace, the National Congress, and the Metropolitan Cathedral. This square has been the setting for major national events, protests, and celebrations.
- Jaen Street, is a beautifully preserved colonial street that offers a vivid glimpse into the city's rich history and culture. Lined with colorful 18th-century buildings, cobblestone pathways, and antique lanterns, this street speaks a charm that transports visitors back in time.
- Witches Market is a captivating destination that offers a deep dive into the country's rich tapestry of indigenous beliefs and spiritual practices. This bustling market is a hub for traditional Aymara culture and mysticism.
-San Francisco Church stands as a remarkable testament to the city's colonial heritage and architectural fusion, attracting visitors with its historical significance and architectural beauty.