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Museo de Arte Indígena ASUR

Displays various art forms of the indigenous groups in the region. Quite interesting. Everything is translated to English in a booklet offered by the staff. Make sure you drink enough coffee because there is a lot of information to read.

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Address: Pasaje Iturricha 314
Price: Bs. 30

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La Recoleta
Walk up Calle Dalence ("Pantaleón Dalence"), Grau, or Calvo ("Daniel Calvo") from the central plaza to La Recoleta, a spot up on a hill with a plaza and old buildings. Although there are often events here, as well as a monastery (Convento de la Recoleta), church and museum, the main attraction is definitely the view of Sucre from the Mirador Cafe. The drinks and food here are of European price level. Adjacent Hotel Kolping also has excellent views and a lunch buffet. If you don't want to pay, there are nice views from the plaza itself. At the entry to La Recoleta there is a small but rich market where native people sell weawings and handicraft.
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Iglesia de San Lázaro
The oldest surviving church in Bolivia, built in 1544.
Eat
Cafe Monterosso
A hidden gem, and the best Italian restaurant in town. Almost pathologically averse to advertising (the signage is a 30-cm plaque next to the front door, which is kept closed - ring the bell), but nevertheless very popular among those in the know. Roberto is an exceptionally friendly host, and the food is delicious and inventive. It's a good idea to book a table, as the place fills up quickly.
Mon-Sat 19:00-22:00Bs. 35
Drink
Goblin Bar y Cerveceria
Cozy bar that is Sucre's temple to beer. Gung-ho servers are happy to chat about beer styles and flavors. Artesanal craft beers are made in-house, but there are usually only a handful of beers available at any given time, mostly basic ale styles.
Thu-Sat 20:00 - 02:00, closed Sun-Wed