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Sucre aerial view

Sucre, Bolivia

Bolivia's constitutional capital, Sucre is a UNESCO World Heritage city of whitewashed colonial mansions, baroque churches and shaded patios set in a temperate valley at about 2,800 metres. Independence was declared here in 1825, and its plazas, museums, markets and viewpoints such as La Recoleta make it the country's most graceful city to explore on foot.

Parador Santa María La Real

An 18th-century mansion in Sucre's historic centre restored as a five-star hotel, with 39 colonial-style rooms and suites, Watanay gastrobar and the city views of the Terraza 625 rooftop bar.

Mi Pueblo Samary Hotel Boutique

A boutique hotel in central Sucre whose name and decor evoke a Bolivian village, with Los Tejados restaurant, a clay-oven bakery terrace and La Chichería, a traditional chicha bar.

Hotel Villa Antigua

A four-star boutique hotel in a heritage mansion on Calle Calvo, with junior suites, a garden and courtyard, sauna and terraces looking over Sucre's rooftops to the mountains.