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Greetings. I am José, I have lived in Sucre for most of my life. Although my training at university was not about Tourism or history; knowing and learning about new cultures and knowing their stories has always enchanted me. That is why I have been showing travelers the different and interesting aspects of my city for some time. Join me, meet and learn to love this city with me.
A walk through the city of the 4 names, its past and present - free tour
Sucre has maintained a balance between its indigenous, colonial and mestizo roots, which makes it an extremely interesting city, with many colors and stories and also very interesting facts.
Sucre is a very safe city, a demographically young city with an affordable cost of living.
If I were you, I wouldn't miss it
On this tour we will relive the history and indigenous origins of the city. We will see fabrics made by hand by indigenous people, the same people descended from the locals who were there before the Spanish colony and still exist today.
Many curiosities, anecdotes and legends
Sucre housed an important part of the colonial society and we will know part of the influence that can still be seen these days. The city of Sucre is very proud of its cultural mix, this is something that we will appreciate during the tour.
Stops included in the tour:
I'll be waiting for you in front of Santo Domingo Church, at Monteagudo square. I'll be wearing a veige cap and sunglasses.
On his point we'll be walking on the place where the city was founded in the 16th century. This nowadays, is one of the most historic and popular places in town. Visitors will be able to take pictures from the viewpoint, enjoy the interesting style and arquitecture of the area. In addition they'll spot the beautiful mountains and hills that surround the city.
The current main square has quite interesting monuments that are highly meaninful to the city. There are some governmental and religious buildings as well. Most of the buildings in downtown are post colonial, some are colonial though, and we'll be able to appreciate them on the way. Visitors will have some extra tips and recommendations to follow after the tour.
This is one of the oldest churches in town. This iconic church was the place where people gathered for the call of revolution in the early 19th century. The group will be able to appreciate the beautiful colonial arquitecture of this amazing building.
The Central Market is a really dynamic place of business. This is a really colourful and curious way with many surprises, and by far the most popular market to get supplies from in town. At this point visitors will be able to interact with the sellers, purchase something if they wish or just take their time to go on further questions about the local production of food.
This is one of the most popular areas in town for sure. With a raw design from the last years of colonies. The once called "Paseo del Prado", now is a peaceful place that offer areas for exercising and chilling for every local or visitor. This is a place with very interesting features and some very important national governmental buildings as well. At this point visitos will have time to take pictures and appreciate the beauty of this green area.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
