Free tours in Sucre
Offering you 6 tours in Sucre, Bolivia
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Why book your free walking tour in Sucre on Freetour.com?
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What’s the usual group size on free walking tours in Sucre?
Typically, you can expect group sizes between 5 and 15 people for free (or tip-based) walking tours in Sucre, but this can vary depending on the season, day of the week, and overall demand. During weekends or holidays, groups may be larger, while weekday tours often have fewer participants — creating a more personal experience.
Where is the typical meeting point?
The typical meeting point for the free walking tour in Sucre is Plaza Cochabamba, in front of the San Felipe de Neri Church, on Nicolás Ortiz Street near Azurduy. However, you must check this separately for a specific tour - look at the meeting point in the description of the tour you like.
Are Sucre free tours stroller-friendly and accessible?
Sucre free walking tours may be partially stroller-friendly or accessible in spots, but they are not guaranteed to be fully accessible due to the characteristics of the area in which the tour takes place. You can contact our support team and they will help you choose a tour according to your needs.
What’s the suggested tip in bolivianos, and do guides accept QR/mobile payments?
Each guide in each country may have a different approach to accepting tips. It is always best to have cash, but if you want to pay online, you can always do so through our app - it is a reliable, convenient, and fast way to pay. 25–40 bolivianos (3 - 6 USD) is considered an average and fair tip for a quality tour. 50 bolivianos (7 USD and above) — if the guide was exceptionally good, the tour was long or personalized.
Sucre: Bolivia’s White City of History and Charm
Sucre, Bolivia's beautiful “White City,” is a treasure trove of colonial architecture, rich culture, and historical significance. Known as the country's constitutional capital, it is one of the most elegant and peaceful cities in South America. Exploring Sucre on a free tour or free walking tour is the perfect way to discover its charm and fascinating past.
The heart of the city is Plaza 25 de Mayo, surrounded by whitewashed buildings, museums, and cafes. A free guided tour will show you sights such as the Casa de la Libertad, where Bolivia's independence was declared, and the San Felipe Neri monastery with its panoramic rooftop view. Strolling through the narrow streets strewn with flowering bougainvillea, you will feel the timeless atmosphere that defines Sucre.
Beyond its history, Sucre offers colorful markets, traditional cuisine, and a lively student life that makes the city so vibrant.
A free walking tour of Sucre allows visitors to explore its heritage, meet friendly locals, and enjoy the elegance of Bolivia's most charming city.
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