Museo Casa de la Libertad Sucre

We got up early at our lovely French B and B to get our now-earlier flight, and lovely Christophe had made us a takeaway breakfast. It was much better than the muck from the desert hotel the morning before. We had a yogurt each, and egg and bacon sandwiches! And ubiquitous biscuits which I gave to a girl on the plane...after being moved forward, …

... hostel we go to the main plaza and try to see the cathedral but it's shut so we head to a different museum - Museo Casa de la Libertad, where  the treaty between the Spanish and the Bolivians was signed. We are given a tour around the museum which ...

... pigeons. We saw the front of the cathedral, as it is only open in the mornings, and then went into the Museo Casa de la Libertad. This had lots of portraits, some maps from the 19th century,costumes, old fancy furniture etc. Having had enough culture ...

... with the others.  Some of them had been quadbiking and so we were due to meet to go and visit the Museo Casa de la Libertad.  This is the most important building for Bolivia's history and is where the independence fighters, such as the famous ...