Sucre, judicial capital of Bolivia. (La Paz is the country''s administrative capital.) Sucre lies in a fertile valley crossed by the Cachimayo River, at an elevation of 9,153 feet (2,790 metres)
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Historic City of Sucre Sucre, the first capital of Bolivia, was founded by the Spanish in the first half of the 16th century. Its many well-preserved 16th-century religious buildings,
In the mid 16th century the Spanish King Philip II established an Audiencia in Sucre with a jurisdiction covering what was then known as Upper Peru, that is, the land
Sucre: Bolivia''s Architectural Jewel and Cradle of Independence Nestled in the heart of Bolivia''s south-central region, Sucre stands as a harmonious blend of Indigenous and
Overview Proud, genteel Sucre is Bolivia''s most beautiful city and the symbolic heart of the nation. It was here that independence was proclaimed, and while La Paz is the seat of government
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
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Sucre''s Colourful Markets – Sucre and the surrounding area play host to several bustling and colorful markets. Walking around Mercado Central, Mercado Campesino and the famous
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