Valle de la Luna

Unique geological formations resembling a lunar landscape.

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Witches' Market (Mercado de las Brujas)

Traditional market offering herbs, remedies, and ritual items.

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San Francisco Church

Historic church known for its intricate Baroque architecture.

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Plaza Murillo

Central square surrounded by important government buildings.

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Mi Teleférico

Urban cable car system providing panoramic city views.

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Calle Jaén

Colonial street lined with museums and colorful houses.

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Death Road (Yungas Road)

Infamous road popular for adventurous mountain biking.

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El Alto Market

One of the largest open-air markets in Latin America.

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Muela del Diablo

Distinctive rock formation popular for hiking.

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Valle de las Ánimas

Dramatic valley known for its striking rock spires.

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Calacoto

Premium residential and commercial neighborhood with rich residents, convenient location, and safe environment.

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Sopocachi

Charming, wooded, and clean area with a bohemian atmosphere, pubs, nightclubs, and high-end apartments.

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San Miguel

Commercial neighborhood with shops, malls, entertainment, and a calm, safe atmosphere.

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El Rosario and Belen

Tourist-focused area with hotels, hostels, and major attractions, but crowded and noisy.

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Center

Government and institutional buildings with some colonial architecture, but less practical for tourists.

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LPB

El Alto International Airport

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