Sucre

Sucre is the capital of Bolivia, it is located in the south-central part of the country, Sucre has a number of colonial buildings, the city of Sucre is also known as the City of Four Names, On December 13, 1991 UNESCO declared the Historic City of Sucre as a "World Heritage Site".

Casa de la Libertad

Casa de la Libertad is located on the main plaza, where the declaration of independence of Bolivia was signed on august 6th, 1825. Portraits of presidents, military decorations, and documents are displayed.

Palacio de la Glorieta

Palacio de la Glorieta it now a military school but once it was a outstanding palace owned by the wealthy entrepreneur Don Francisco de Argandona.

Museums

There are many a museums in Sucre like Museo de la Recoleta, Museo de Charcas, Museo del Arte Moderno, Museo Textil Etnografico, Museo Antropologico and their exhibits include paintings, sculptures, displays skulls, pottery, mummies, and textiles from the eastern tribes of Bolivia and more.

Dinosaur Marks

The dinosaur marks are located 10 Kms north of the city of Sucre, this place depicts dinosaur footprints as wells as prehistoric plant and animal fossils.

Churches

There are also many a cathedrals and churches in Sucre like The Cathedral  San Francisco, La Merced, San Miguel, Santa Monica, San Lazaro, Santo Domingo and more.