There are countless attractions in the city of Cochabamba and its surroundings: architectural jewels, natural beauties and splendid vestiges of the past, converge in the capital of the valleys of Bolivia, giving it a very particular atmosphere that makes it lovely.

When traveling by the city, when going through its valley, when feeling the blessings of its pleasant climate, you will realize that Cochabamba, for its popular customs, its colonial look and its hallucinating natural landscapes, is one of those places that enter deep in the soul and that the traveler wants to visit one and a thousand times.

In Cochabamba you should visit the following places:

In the City

Cristo de la Concordia: Located in the San Pedro hill, is a monumental sculpture made by César Terrazas Pardo, who wanted to perpetuate in his work the image of a protective Christ. The sculpture is approximately 34.20 meters high and when adding the dimension of the pedestal, it reaches the 40.44 meters high. Its weight is of approximately two tons.

From San Pedro hill, you will have the best view of the valley of Cochabamba.

Plaza 14 de Setiembre: it is the heart of the city. You must visit this place to feel the essence of Cochabamba.

La Cancha: A colorful and kind of wild market where you can find everything. Sales and the most varied techniques in the bargaining are used by the buyers and merchants who offer from showy crafts until modern electric appliances.

Palacio Portales: In his desire of ostentation, the "baron of the tin", Simón Patiño, decided to build a fabulous palace that, for its dimensions and architectural lines, has become a place of compulsory visit, for those who arrive at Cochabamba.