La Paz rewards a guide who knows its rhythm. This private tour lets you shape the day around your interests, from the main sights and city history to local places to eat. I like the advance contact with the guide, since it gives you a chance to explain what you care about before you meet. … Read more
La Paz changes character from street to sky. This half-day private outing links central plazas, indigenous traditions, three cable-car lines, and the strange rock formations of Moon Valley in a compact 3.5-hour route. I like the way it shows you several sides of La Paz without asking you to arrange separate taxis, tickets, and guides. … Read more
La Paz changes quickly when you ride uphill. This six-hour tour links the city center, Moon Valley, El Alto, and several cable-car lines in one energetic outing. I like the bird’s-eye views from the teleféricos and the chance to use ordinary local transport instead of staying inside a sightseeing vehicle. I also like the stop … Read more
See La Paz from rock, rails, and rooftops. This private three-hour outing gives you a brisk introduction to the city, pairing the strange rock formations of Moon Valley with a ride on Mi Teleférico, colonial streets, major plazas, and traditional markets. I like starting with the quiet, otherworldly terrain outside the center, and I also … Read more
See La Paz from above first. This six-hour private tour combines a cable-car ride and the Killi Killi viewpoint, where you get 360-degree views from about 3,700 meters above sea level. I also like the private vehicle and bilingual guide, which make it easier to cover scattered sights without wrestling with La Paz traffic or … Read more
Start high, walk slowly, look closely. This three-hour walk introduces you to Murillo Square, La Paz’s political center, and the city’s unusual cultural character. I like the focus on local life and Paceña culture, and I also like that the route includes Jaén Street, one of the city’s named historical areas rather than only broad … Read more
Look down, and La Paz rearranges itself. This five-hour tour joins two very different sides of the city: the strange clay formations of Moon Valley and the daily life seen from La Paz’s famous cable cars. I love that it gives you both an out-of-town natural stop and a useful introduction to the historic center … Read more