Textile Museum - Museo de Arte Indigena ASUR Sucre

... morning, everything shuts down in the middle of the day, half the restaurants don't open for dinner... We visited the textile museum and learned about weaving techniques in the various surrounding villages.  I quite fancy getting a loom.  It ...

... of the city, showed us many buildings which we took photos of &  I have now forgotten what they were. We went to a textile museum & learnt a lot about the local tribes & cultures, then to a castle which a rich dude built a while ago to ...

... cheered on my adopted country, Australia, in the World Cup where they got killed by Germany. The next day I visited the textile museum which showed the indigenous textile designs over the years.  I also visited the Para Ti chocolate factory and was ...

... I practiced my spoken Spanish. After classes on Wednesday I decided to visit a museum recommended in my guidebook. It was a very tiny textile museum but had translations in English which was good! I also did a little bit of studying in the evening. I ...

... so we went to a cafe on a hill. Amazing views out over all of Sucre. After lunch we went to a monastery and finished off the textile museum before heading back to the hostel. Dave and I then made our way to the bus station to catch our last bus for 3 ...

... colonial-era buildings there are, and is also a world heritage listed site. First off on our tour though we visited the textile museum to see examples of the locally woven cloth, followed by the Castillo de la Glorieta, a mansion built by the Argandoña ...

... other interesting ingredients!  It was totally bizarre but good fun!! Next day we cruised around, had a look at the ASUR textile museum which was really interesting as well as, of course, the local markets. Had a couple of crappy meals, one ...

... a spicy sauce. Magic! Before we headed to find the chocolate stores we decided to do something a little touristy, I read about a textile Museum where you can watch the locals weaving. Unluckily that was closed until 2pm, we popped in the internet for a ...

... every corner, not to mention freshly sliced and fried potato chips, the best I have ever had in my life. My second day I visited a textile museum, by far the best museum I have visited on this trip. Lots of women in Bolivia (Peru as well) make these ...

... and a Market with fresh fruit juices we chilled out basically in our "Hotel" watching cable TV for a few days. Also went to a Textile museum where we saw some unbelievable beautiful woven pieces of art, mostly recent but some were up to 2000 years ...