Pictures of La Paz

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Learn about this former republic’s history amid the city center’s colonial gems. Discover its beauty along the promenade and swim with sea lions.

At the esplanade’s southern tip stands a modern harbor with excellent dining options, stunning views and modern amenities for boat owners.

Study the cave wall paintings for a window into prehistoric humankind and review the temporary exhibits that trace the region’s past.

Learn about this former republic’s history amid the city center’s colonial gems. Discover its beauty along the promenade and swim with sea lions.

At the esplanade’s southern tip stands a modern harbor with excellent dining options, stunning views and modern amenities for boat owners.

With its indoor auditorium and external amphitheater, the city’s cultural center is an ideal place to attend the Day of the Dead celebrations.

An old-fashioned bandstand, several floral displays and a replica of one of the region’s most striking rock formations decorate this central square.

Help the injured animals on their way to recovery and feed the birds and rabbits in this charming wildlife sanctuary.

An old-fashioned bandstand, several floral displays and a replica of one of the region’s most striking rock formations decorate this central square.

Study the cave wall paintings for a window into prehistoric humankind and review the temporary exhibits that trace the region’s past.

At the esplanade’s southern tip stands a modern harbor with excellent dining options, stunning views and modern amenities for boat owners.

An old-fashioned bandstand, several floral displays and a replica of one of the region’s most striking rock formations decorate this central square.

An old-fashioned bandstand, several floral displays and a replica of one of the region’s most striking rock formations decorate this central square.

An old-fashioned bandstand, several floral displays and a replica of one of the region’s most striking rock formations decorate this central square.

An old-fashioned bandstand, several floral displays and a replica of one of the region’s most striking rock formations decorate this central square.

With its indoor auditorium and external amphitheater, the city’s cultural center is an ideal place to attend the Day of the Dead celebrations.

Get a closer look at the glorious stained-glass windows and read the plaque about the missionary history of one of La Paz’s most iconic buildings.