Hotels in La Paz
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Fratelli Aparthotel
Fratelli Aparthotel
Stannum Boutique Hotel & Spa
Stannum Boutique Hotel & Spa
Hotel Presidente
Hotel Presidente
Ritz Apart Hotel
Ritz Apart Hotel
Elegance Hotel
Elegance Hotel
El Museo Hotel Boutique
El Museo Hotel Boutique
Hotel RustiCall
Hotel RustiCall
Hotel Europa La Paz
Hotel Europa La Paz
Departamento Por Temporadas
Departamento Por Temporadas
Hotel Boutique Rosario Sur
Hotel Boutique Rosario Sur
La casa de Teresita
La casa de Teresita
Hotel Calacoto
Hotel Calacoto
Mitru Express
Mitru Express
Atix Hotel, a Member of Design Hotels
Atix Hotel, a Member of Design Hotels
Casa Bolivia Mundo
Casa Bolivia Mundo
Qantu Hotel
Qantu Hotel
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Top neighbourhoods in La Paz
Sopocachi
Sopocachi delivers La Paz's coolest cultural fix without the tourist circus. Tree-lined streets lead to Plaza Abaroa's bubbling fountain, while art galleries and theatres hide between colourful buildings. Parque del Monticulo offers stunning city views that'll make your Instagram followers weep with envy. The Solon House Museum adds a dash of cultural cred to your wanderings. Local cafés serve everything from traditional salteñas to international fusion while jazz venues provide the perfect soundtrack. Getting around is a breeze with the Sopocachi Cable Car Station nearby, though the cobblestone streets might give your calves a workout. Boutique guesthouses in converted colonial homes make for charming stays with mountain views.
Miraflores
Miraflores offers cultural treasures in a peaceful La Paz area away from city centre crowds. Explore pre-Columbian artefacts at the National Museum of Archaeology or ancient stone sculptures at the Open Air Museum. Sports fans can enjoy Hernando Siles Stadium while textile enthusiasts will love the Bolivian Andean Textiles Museum. The nearby Valle de la Luna's otherworldly rock formations make for an unforgettable day trip. Three cable car stations connect visitors to La Paz's attractions. Family-run guesthouses in converted colonial homes provide authentic stays, while local restaurants serve hearty salteñas and traditional Bolivian dishes. The steep cobblestone streets challenge walking but reward explorers with stunning mountain views.
San Jorge
San Jorge showcases La Paz's sophisticated side with tree-lined avenues and mountain views framing modern architecture. This affluent area trades tourist crowds for peaceful streets where upscale wine bars and international restaurants cater to well-heeled locals. Business travellers appreciate the embassy district and corporate offices, while those seeking a quieter La Paz experience enjoy the manicured surroundings. Stylish boutique hotels and upscale guesthouses offer comfortable bases with modern amenities. Getting around is straightforward with the San Jorge Cable Car Station nearby, plus plenty of taxis and minibuses connecting you to city centre attractions. The steep terrain means walks require decent fitness, but rewards you with crisp mountain air and tranquil vibes.
Macrodistrito Sur
Macrodistrito Sur offers a peaceful escape from La Paz's busy centre with tree-lined streets and mountain views. Catch the cable car from Obrajes or Alto Obrajes stations for panoramic city scenes. The Japanese Garden provides a serene spot while Megacenter Bolivia satisfies shopping cravings. Art lovers can explore Arte al Aire Libre and Galería PURO. Upscale restaurants serve everything from Italian to Japanese fusion in this affluent area. Modern hotels and boutique guesthouses offer comfortable stays with mountain backdrops. Getting around is easy with frequent minibuses to city centre and readily available taxis for exploring the wider area.
Downtown La Paz
City centre La Paz dazzles with its fusion of ancient traditions and urban energy. The Witches' Market offers a mystical shopping experience with herbal remedies and colourful textiles that tell stories of Bolivia's past. Nearby, Plaza Murillo buzzes with local life against the backdrop of colonial architecture. Museums packed with pre-Columbian treasures and Indigenous art provide a deep dive into Bolivian culture. Restaurants serve hearty llama steaks and quinoa soups, while peñas offer folk music with authentic meals. The Mi Teleférico cable car system makes getting around the steep streets easier, though walking requires stamina at 12,000 feet. Boutique hotels in converted colonial buildings provide charming places to rest your head after exploring.
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Ride the world's highest cable car for breathtaking views of snow-capped Andean peaks. Haggle for alpaca jumpers and colourful handicrafts at the bustling Witches' Market.
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