Cities in Bolivia

• Santa Cruz de la Sierra  
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  Santa Cruz de la Sierra
  There are a ton of fun things to do in <strong>Santa Cruz de la Sierra</strong> since it is a totally different world. First of all, its located in tropical East Bolivia, only 400 m above sea level. The mountain scenery and high altitude changed to humid weather, modern vibes and less poverty. People would say not authentic Bolivia. However, we liked this other type of Bolivia with its exceptional flora and fauna as well as a variety of landscapes from snowy mountains to the curvy Amazonas and neverending green forests.Viru Viru International Airport in Santa Cruz is Bolivias largest international airport. You can fly there from Bolivia and other South American countries, as well as North America and Europe. The airport is located approximately 10 miles from the city center.<br/> <br/> Visit the Catedral Metropolitana Basilica Menor de San Lorenzo de Santa Cruz, Lomas de Arena Regional Park, Parque El Arenal, Santa Cruz de la Sierra Botanical Garden and much more.
• La Paz  
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  La Paz
  There are a ton of fun things to do in <strong>La Paz</strong> because it is fast becoming a must-visit destination on the South American gringo trail, partly due to its convenient location between many of Bolivia and Peru’s greatest sites. But this bustling metropolis at a breathtaking 11,600 feet (3,600 meters) above sea level has plenty of worthwhile attractions of its own. Warm clothes are a must, almost any time of year, and do take time to get used to the high altitude before doing serious touring. La Paz is a city that isn’t on every traveler’s radar, but it should be. It’s an amazing city, set among the Andes Mountains and is the highest capital in the world.<br/> <br/> Explore the Valle de la Luna, Basilica of Saint Francis, Ethnography Museum, Museo de la Coca, Museo Nacional de Arte, Valle de las Animas, Catedral Metropolitana Basilica Nuestra Senora and much more.
• Cochabamba  
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  Cochabamba
  <strong>Cochabamba</strong> is a city and municipality in central Bolivia in a valley in the Andes mountain range. It is the capital of the Cochabamba Department and the fourth largest city in Bolivia, with a population of 630,587 according to the 2012 Bolivian census. Its name is from a compound of the Quechua words qucha lake and pampa, open plain. Residents of the city and the surrounding areas are commonly referred to as cochalas or, more formally, cochabambinos. The economy of the city is based on agriculture and cash crops, industries and one of the main centers for cocaine dealers in South America. King Charles III of Spain renamed the city has Villa of Cochabamba in 1786.<br/> <br /> Visit La Angostura Lake, Museo Convento Santa Teresa, Palacio Portales, Cristo de la Concordia, Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastian, Jardin Botanico Martin Cardenas and much more.
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