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Sucre

Sucre is a city in Chuquisaca Department, Bolivia. It is the official capital of the country, though most of the government is based in La Paz. Its center is a UNESCO world heritage site, and it is a pretty city with welcoming people and a peaceful atmosphere.

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    Mercado Campesino

    Sucre's largest traditional marketplace. Huge variety of vendors offering anything imaginable and a lot of things you would never imagine. Many meat vendors offering freshly slaughtered meat products. A huge number of fresh fruit and vegetable vendors. Large prepared food area where unusual scents beckon tourists to try authentic regional dishes at some of the lowest prices in the city. A tasty lunch can be had for 3 Bs. The place is always crowded and has a reputation for pickpockets, so secure your valuables (or leave them in your hotel room).

    Mon-Fri 06:00 - 14:00, Sat 06:00 - 13:00, closed Sun

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    Mercado Central

    Central Market

    Big market selling food, produce, and other products, from birthday cakes to potatoes to candles to cow snouts. Wide variety of fresh fruit, and some stands near the back selling different kinds of fresh juice.

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    Mercado Negro

    Mercado Salvador Sánchez

    Its name means "Black Market", but there doesn't seem to be anything shady going on. Mostly though just cheap China clothes and textiles.