Learn how the church influenced the Bolivian people´s lives from colonial times till today. Take photographs of the church and its strange facade that the guide will tell you more about.

Learn all about the traditional beliefs and rituals that are still being practiced till today. Take photographs of the colorful unique market.

The buildings surrounding this square (legislative building,the presidential palace and the La Paz cathedral) make it a very important one. You´ll be told about Bolivia´s interesting political past and present.

Witness (from the nice square in front) and learn about a free for all prison still functioning in La Paz where things work a bit more smoothly than you´d imagine.

Walk through a fascinating landscape that got its name from Neil Armstrong himself. If we´re lucky a viscacha or two might let themselves be seen.

32km circuit composed of several lines to choose from. Red line: Goes from the northern part of the city all the way to the neighbouring city of El alto while taking in breathtaking views of the city, the giant cemetery, and the snowy mountain tops. Yellow line: See the city centres residential area on the circuits second longest line Green line: Go through the south district where you´ll see a more modern and wealthy side of La Paz. Silver line: This line offers the most panoramic view of the city White line: Goes through the city´s middle class area where you´ll see the national football stadium among other things. Orange line: The view from this line is special cause you see the city from the opposite perspective as the silver line. Light-blue: connects the south district with the city center

A very picturesque little street with lots of history that has preserved its colonial look over the years.