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Too long in La Paz!
When you arrive into La Paz, you come from the outskirts like any city and it doesn't look like much. Then you turn a corner and start coming down the hill and suddenly there is the city; set in a valley the city sprawls across the mountains, as far as the eye can see pretty much, it's quite an impressive site.
However that's where our …
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La Paz - for 1 night only
... , but like Lima, a lot of poverty. The main Plaza was beautiful, really Spanish-colonial looking. The military marched out of the Presidential Palace at 6pm to take down the national and regional flags in the Plaza, that was some sight, and a sight we ...
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La Paz
... were frequently left gasping for air. As we wandered around the Plaza Murillo area, which is home to the National Congress, Presidential Palace and cathedral, we couldn't help but notice, with a shiver, the blown out windows of one of the government ...
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La Paz:Dried Llama Fetuses & Screaming Down a Road
... . We made the best of Thursday and hit up Evo`s office. We put on our finest pro-Evo T-shirts and went to the Presidential Palace. We were hooked up with a tour - along with about 6 other teenagers from La Paz - through to his conference ...
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Light headed in lively La Paz-by Kia
... have endured over the centuries, until I learned they are not willing victims. In 1946, for example, the people stormed the Presidential Palace, dragged the President out of his home, and hung him from a telephone pole in the public square. That kind ...
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The highest capital in the World
... many museos. There are few colonial buildings left, only the Plaza Murillo has formal gardens, a huge graceful cathedral and the presidential palace in Italian renaissance style. What makes this place so very different from others is the huge ...
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Crazy, lively La Paz!
... we have that in England????? There's some lovely buildings in and around La Paz as well like the San Fransisco cathedral and the Presidential Palace and all it's pretty plazas (they even had a brass band playing & lots of pidgeons!)...mainly its just the ...
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Shop til you drop in La Paz, Bolivia
... taxis with special permits, and very few shops were open. We had a wander around and saw the presidential palace and the people of La Paz enjoying the clear streets. Children were skateboarding along the main streets and toddlers were being pushed along ...
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The Worlds Most Dangerous Road - Conqueror!!!
... them! Another good salad too :o) after that we walked up to the central plaza with Phil (the Loki guy) to see the presidential palace, I phoned home (hellooo!), adn then went back to the hostel and just sat around drinking tea and chatting. So not a ...
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The Worlds Most Dangerous Road
... life, sounds and smells (...). There are constant reminders of the turbulent world of Bolivian politics - none more so than the presidential palace where the guidebooks advise you to look for the bullet holes in the walls - bullets fired in 2003 !!! ...
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La Paz in 30 hours
... with huge layered skirts and multicoloured shawls selling all manner of things all over the place; birdseed outside the Presidential Palace overlooking the pigeon-infested Plaza Murillo; fruit, veg and fragrant coca leaves in the vast Mercado Buenos ...
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