Top Things to do in La Paz Department
Top 10 Sights & Landmarks in La Paz Department, La Paz Department
Discover the best top things to do in La Paz Department, Bolivia including Puente Colgante Sorata, Camino de la Muerte, Iglesia de San Francisco, WMDR Yungas Road, Isla del Sol, Cerro Calvario, Muela del Diablo, Mi Teleferico, Mirador Killi Killi, La Cumbre.
Restaurants in La Paz Department
1. Puente Colgante Sorata
2. Camino de la Muerte
3. Iglesia de San Francisco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,011 reviews
This centuries-old church combines Spanish and native building styles.
Reviewed By 652pennyh - Umina Beach, Australia
The entry fee of 20 BOB is worth it. We had an informative guide take us through the museum, explaining the history of the Cathedral, paintings & St Francis along the way. The cloisters , garden & rooms we visited were very interesting & we got to go up onto the roof of the Cathedral for great views over the square & surrounds.
4. WMDR Yungas Road
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,991 reviews
Reviewed By walt101 - Easter Island, Chile
Having done a down hill off Volcan Toco near San Pedro de Atacama which was steep fast and quite hairy, this was a bit more pedestrian, but then the consequences are a little bit more dire if you get it wrong. Just pick a good Bike company that puts safety and professionalism first - so you may pay a bit more - so you can enjoy the day. I went with Gravity in La Paz and they were great. Good fun but still safe with good bikes. And there were a few kids riding down the road but if you ask me - ballsie parents!
5. Isla del Sol
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,147 reviews
Reviewed By Buck1957 - London, United Kingdom
This island is a must do. You must be fit as climbing is involved. I would recommend a 1 to 2 night stay or longer if you want to chill. To get to the island you must take a 25 Bob boat ride lasting 1.5hrs. There is a 10bob entrance fee to the island. The return fare was 30bob.The island has many restaurants which serve simple food.
6. Cerro Calvario
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 514 reviews
Reviewed By 1084lilianc
Before leaving Copacabana you have to go up there, the walk is hard but worth the view. You cant forget...you have to leave a stone in the top on one of the status for good luck. Take as many Pictures as you can...this place is for far the best view you will get.
7. Muela del Diablo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By O602SYamyb
You can drive up or hike, just be aware some taxi drivers may not take you to the very top or come all the way up to pick you back up. Once you get to the base you can climb all the way to the very top which makes you feel like an extreme rock climber when really you're just mildly terrified of falling to your demise. If you go at night, you can make a fire with your friends and tell ghost stories and see the lights of La Paz. 10/10 would most likely recommend. I would suggest not going by yourself though because there can sometimes be creepers up there. Just be aware.
8. Mi Teleferico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,153 reviews
Reviewed By Voyagearoundtheworld - Berlin, Germany
For the locals it is an efficient public transport system, for visitors it is one of the best ways to discover La Paz from above. You get to see things that you would never be able to see when walking or driving around the city. Great views everywhere. The views from El Alto down to the La Paz city valley is one of a kind and simply breathtaking. Don't miss a Teleferico ride in La Paz.
9. Mirador Killi Killi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 587 reviews
Reviewed By mateusz_dominik - London, United Kingdom
If you're into sunsets and city views that is the place to be. Very accessible (taxi from centre 10BS, walk 15mins from Plaza del Armas) and offering 360 degree view of La Paz. Worth it!
10. La Cumbre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By sonia0d - La Paz, Bolivia
Such a beautiful, magical place! There is so much to see here. It's not just a pretty view on your way to Coroico. There are many pieces of art scattered around the mountains that you can go around and explore. There's so little info about the statues online, but at least some of them were made by Bolivian-Swiss artist Francine Secretan. There are few signs and not much information provided, so you just have to go around exploring yourself. It's super cold though, so dress appropriately.
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