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Casa de la Libertad

It was here, on the 6th of August 1925, that Bolivia’s independence act was signed. At the time the Casa de Libertad was being used as a Jesuit chapel and was part of the San Francisco Xavier University. Today, it is a living museum where the original independence document is displayed alongside...


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Town Center, Sucre, Bolivia
The Churches of Sucre

Sucre has scores of churches and religious buildings dating back to colonial times. Many of these still maintain their original features and have unique histories. Most of the churches are in regular use and give daily mass – the doors are usually closed outside these times. San Lázaro...

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Sucre, Bolivia
Cathedral Metropolitana, Cathedral Museum and Capilla de la Virgin de Guadalupe

The building of this Sucre landmark began in 1551 but was not finally completed until 1712. It was built in a Renaissance style with Baroque and Neoclassical additions made over the years. There’s an impressive Greco-Roman alter at its head and a high-domed ceiling piped with gold leaf. The clock...

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Town Center, Sucre, Bolivia
Monasterio y Templo de Santa Clara and Museo

This working monastery was founded in the 17th century and took 18 years to build. The temple houses two large rooms containing 17th- and 18th-century artwork and religious pieces, which you will be shown as part of the museum tour. In the lower hall, a set of small painted double doors lead to the...

Historical Building
Town Center, Sucre, Bolivia
Templo y Convento de San Felipe Neri

The Neoclassical temple and convent of San Felipe Neri was founded by monks in the late 18th century and was built by slaves using stones from the local hills. The San Felipe monks were forced out of the country after the revolution of 25 de Mayo, leaving just the founder, Friar...

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Town Center, Sucre, Bolivia
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