La Paz, Capital city in Bolivia
La Paz is Bolivia's third most-populous city, the seat of the country's government and the capital of La Paz Department.
Founded in 1548 by the Spanish conquistadors, La Paz has a rich historical background.
Known for its unique blend of traditional and modern cultures, La Paz is home to both indigenous and European influences.
The city has cable cars as a form of public transport, providing impressive views across the cityscape.
La Paz is the highest administrative capital in the world, resting on the Andes’ Altiplano plateau at more than 3,500m above sea level.
Location: La Paz
Website: lapaz.bo
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La Paz is Bolivia's third most-populous city, the seat of the country's government and the capital of La Paz Department.
The Plurinational Legislative Assembly is the national legislature of Bolivia, placed in La Paz, the country's seat of government.
The Basilica of San Francisco is a church building located in La Paz, Bolivia.
Casa Grande del Pueblo is a 29-story government building located in La Paz, Bolivia.
Chacaltaya was once the world's highest ski resort.
Huayna Potosí is known for its spectacular high-altitude landscapes.
Valle de la Luna is a municipal protected area located in La Paz, Bolivia.
The Valle de las Ánimas or ‘Valley of the Souls’ is a protected area located in La Paz, Bolivia.
The Palacio Quemado once served as the Bolivian presidential palace.
The Witches' Market is a popular tourist attraction located in La Paz.
The Autonomous Municipal Government of La Paz, known as GAMLP, is the local government body responsible for the administration of the city of La Paz.
