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Hostal Patrimonio Sucre

Calle Grau 154 Sucre, Bolivia

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Potosi and the infamous mine tour

A travel blog entry by jokeith

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We only stayed one night in Potosi, purely to do the mine tour, so we decided to stay at a nice hotel and I would highly recommend Hostal Patrimonio if you fancy a splurge. It was still only about £17 each but it was so nice and proper luxury – possibly the nicest place I've stayed on my trip. For dinner we went to a restaurant called 4060, …

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Moritz Geburtstag - Sucre

A travel blog entry by frediundmoritz

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... im Zimmer (wir hatten extra die Suite gebucht! ;) und ein kleiner Balkon zum Garten raus! Juhuu!! ;)) Ich wollte gar nicht mehr weg, es tat so gut auch mal ein wenig auszuspannen!

Wir hatten uns schon gedacht, dass man eh über Weihnachten nicht viel machen kann, deshalb hatten wir unseren Flug nach La Paz erst am 28.12. gebucht um am 27.12. nochmal in das ein oder andere Museum gehen zu können. Was uns ...

Lazing & a BBQ in Sucre

A travel blog entry by mandibee

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So after our delight of finally getting the pics on the salt flats our next stop was Sucre - totally forgot to take any pics but its a lovely wee place all white buildings and nice markets but we were mostly being lazy.

We got a 5 hour bus to Potosi (this is actually the highest city in the world at 4090m higher than La Paz) where we had to wait 3 hours to get the next bus onto Sucre - it was cold and raining and the ...

The other Bolivia

A travel blog entry by petemacleod

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I stayed in Sucre for 5 nights and it was a great city to relax in. It felt a world away from La Paz- there is a lot of colonial architecture, no sky scrapers and its a lot quieter. The main reason I was there was to volunteer as an English teacher. Well when I turned up to the academy I had seen online they told me I could only volunteer if I took Spanish classes. I told the manager his website wasnt exactly clear abou this and he just shrugged. Its ...

Buenos Aires: Big City Life

A travel blog entry by r_a_s

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... San Telmo y Monserrat I arrived at my hostel. It was well located. Pleasant. Clean-ish… I stayed one night. Then spent the next 2 days couchsurfing at Aniko`s place. She was a travel writer who wrote primarily about Latin America and South-East Asia.

In the evening of my first night Aniko invited me to join her at a book launch in the Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires. The launch was for the debut book of Argentinian cartoonist ...

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