Hotel Plaza la Paz

... not include international airfare and tips. 4-night adventure Duration: 4 nights Locations Visited: San Jose, Poas Volcano, La Paz Waterfalls, Pacuare White Water Rafting, Arenal and Hot Srpings Spa. Day 1 Arrive at Juan Santa ...

... convinced a female socialite to wear one of his hats....the rest is history.  Women are the followers of fashion.  La Paz is the administrative Capital of Bolivia, making it the highest ‘defacto’ capital in the world. The Capital of ...

... s’il en est des classes aisées. Tout ceci est bien sympathique, mais pas vraiment extraordinaire. Le truc incroyable à La Paz sont les belvédères desquels on peut contempler la ville selon différentes perspectives. Grâce à Samuel et ...

... ), beides mit Reis und Pommes. Danach machten wir einen kleinen Spaziergang durch das nächtliche La Paz, wo noch erstaunlich viele Menschen unterwegs waren. Im Hotel haben wir uns dann in der im obersten Stockwerk gelegenen Panorama-Bar ...

... the Catedral Metropolitana (AKA la Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Paz) , Palacio de Gobierno (AKA Palacio Quemado), Palacio Prefectura de La Paz and the Palacio Legislativo.  On the way back to the hotel for some lunch I saw a very rare natural ...

... I´ll not soon forget....now we´re headed to a totally opposite destination: the jungle. Stay tuned. Asaf I´ll always remember La Paz for the delicous empanadas and the seriously tasty juice/smoothies we had there.  Even worse than that I may ...

... , and then thought that I should really head for some dinner. I have been struggling to find any traditional, Andean cuisine here in La Paz - although I can try the world's highest swiss fondue and the world's most dangerous vindaloo - so I Googled it. It ...

... will bestow upon you a free t-shirt proclaiming you to be somewhat of a fire eater. Here's hoping... Milli says: The trip to La Paz was breathtaking, in that we went even higher from the sea level we know and love, and that we drove through an ...

... one wasn´t overdone with so much colour and ´busyness´. Then a morning cake and coffee stop of course! Plaza Murillo is the very center of La Paz. It is named in honour of Pedro Domingo Murillo (1759-1810), Bolivian patriot, mongrel and forerunner of ...

... de Uyuni was nothing like I've ever seen before, so I think it deserves a separate blog entry...meanwhile, I will continue here with La Paz...         We had one whole day to explore the city on our own, the rest of the ...

... shawl fool you: these are tough business women who never spare a smile for the curious tourist.) The heart of La Paz is Murillo Plaza, with flowering trees, benches and vendors selling balloons and ice cream. Ringing the plaza are an opulent and enormous ...

... llama lasagne, rounded off with a big bottle of Pacena beer. It's not safe round here to be a llama. 27th October  - La Paz in general A bit more of a restful day after the recent early starts. The hotel was surprisingly quiet as the restaurants ...

... into a 40 minute showcase for the locals; and so it was dark when we left. Undeterred by some reports that La Paz in not that safe, we headed into Plaza San Francisco, grabbed a couple of hunks of corn, 7.5p each (this didn`t make me ill), and found ...

... road" - a name it gained in 1998 from the Inter-American Investment Bank when it had the role of the main link between Coroico and La Paz and around 300 people per year died going up and down it. In one accident in 1983 over 100 people died when a bus ...

... is also an instantly identifiable (because you can see it all at the same time)contrast between the old and the new La Paz.Booked into the Radisson Hotel as planned - looks good, but suffers too much of the SA malaise - they knew that they were getting ...

Back to La Paz now and checked into a hotel this time for 8 pound a night, and I hate to say it but we went to Burger King...ooooh it tasted so good!  We headed up town to check out the Coca Museum, which was very small but really interesting.  ...

Back to La Paz now and checked into a hotel this time for 8 pound a night, and I hate to say it but we went to Burger King...ooooh it tasted so good!  We headed up town to check out the Coca Museum, which was very small but really interesting.  ...

... wee bit of a descent from Lake Titicaca. We arrived mid-afternoon from the high altiplano and down into the crater bowl where La Paz lies, though thousands of homes are built precariously on the hillsides. Snowy Mt Illamani looms over the whole place, but ...

... é chic, amplo, cheio de embaixadas. Não sei como vim parar aqui. Culpa da Negra Jane que só fica em hotel com garagem, e aqui em La Paz isto é um luxo! Domingo fomos conhecer o centro da cidade. Na Plaza Murillo ficam a Catedral e os Palácios do Evo ...

... . Our travel books, police leaflets and the reception in the hotel where we stayed all had warnings about scams in and around La Paz. Apparently, if someone in the street spills something like chocolate sauce on you, you should not accept their offer to ...

... of paint and some tender loving care. I just love the 16 foot ceilings. We grabbed one of the combivans in the plaza that was ready to go to La Paz, our luggage loaded onto the roof. It was 45bs in total, 15bs for each adult. As we headed back up the ...