La Paz Private City Tour with Cable Car and Valley of the Moon
by WONDER TOURS LA PAZ
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The tour begins with a visit to the Valley of the Moon, where travelers walk among unusual geological formations resembling chimneys and shapes formed by erosion. After about an hour there, the group takes a cable car ride from La Paz to El Alto, passing over five different cable car lines. This transport system offers elevated views of the city and the Cordillera Real mountains. In El Alto, the largest city in the La Paz department and known as the Aymara capital, visitors spend time exploring the area. Returning to La Paz, the tour continues on foot along Jaen Street, one of the best-preserved colonial streets, featuring several important museums. The walking route then leads to Plaza Murillo, a central square surrounded by the Presidential Palace, the La Paz Cathedral, and the National Congress. The final stop is the Mercado de Las Brujas (Witches’ Market), where vendors sell ritual ingredients and local products tied to Aymara traditions. Also included is a visit to the Iglesia de San Francisco, one of the oldest Catholic churches in the city, dating from the 16th to 18th centuries and located on Sagárnaga Street. The entire tour lasts about 4 to 5 hours and includes cable car tickets and transportation.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Iglesia de San Francisco
This church, built between the 16th and 18th centuries, is the first Catholic cathedral of La Paz and one of the city's oldest buildings. It is located on Sagárnaga Street near popular tourist sites. Visitors can tour the church and receive detailed explanations about its history.
25 min
Valley of the Moon
Located outside of central La Paz, this area features unusual geological formations that resemble chimneys and figures such as fairies or snakes. The valley is known for its distinctive shapes formed by erosion, and the visit lasts about one hour.
60 min
Mi Teleferico
The La Paz cable car network serves as a primary mode of transportation across the city rather than a connection to other transit systems. Visitors travel on five different cable car lines, enjoying aerial views of the city and the Cordillera Real mountain range during a roughly 50-minute ride.
50 min
El Alto
El Alto is a city on the plateau west of La Paz and the most populous in the La Paz department. It is also known as the Aymara capital due to its predominantly Aymara population. The stop includes time to explore this urban area.
25 min
Jaen Street
Located near the Orange cable car station, Jaen Street is one of La Paz's best-preserved colonial streets. Walking here offers a view of historic building styles and access to several of the city's main museums.
20 min
Plaza Murillo
This public square in La Paz is surrounded by important buildings such as the Presidential Palace, La Paz Cathedral, and the National Congress of Bolivia. The plaza is known for its population of pigeons and its historical significance.
20 min
Mercado de Las Brujas
Situated on Linares Street between Sagarnaga and Santa Cruz, the Witches’ Market is located in a busy tourist area. Vendors sell a variety of ritual items and raw materials used in Aymara spiritual practices.
25 min
Meeting point
San Francisco Church the main door
End point
we finish in the witches Market
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
La Paz Private City Tour with Cable Car and Valley of the Moon
by WONDER TOURS LA PAZ
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$86Overview
The tour begins with a visit to the Valley of the Moon, where travelers walk among unusual geological formations resembling chimneys and shapes formed by erosion. After about an hour there, the group takes a cable car ride from La Paz to El Alto, passing over five different cable car lines. This transport system offers elevated views of the city and the Cordillera Real mountains. In El Alto, the largest city in the La Paz department and known as the Aymara capital, visitors spend time exploring the area. Returning to La Paz, the tour continues on foot along Jaen Street, one of the best-preserved colonial streets, featuring several important museums. The walking route then leads to Plaza Murillo, a central square surrounded by the Presidential Palace, the La Paz Cathedral, and the National Congress. The final stop is the Mercado de Las Brujas (Witches’ Market), where vendors sell ritual ingredients and local products tied to Aymara traditions. Also included is a visit to the Iglesia de San Francisco, one of the oldest Catholic churches in the city, dating from the 16th to 18th centuries and located on Sagárnaga Street. The entire tour lasts about 4 to 5 hours and includes cable car tickets and transportation.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Iglesia de San Francisco
This church, built between the 16th and 18th centuries, is the first Catholic cathedral of La Paz and one of the city's oldest buildings. It is located on Sagárnaga Street near popular tourist sites. Visitors can tour the church and receive detailed explanations about its history.
25 min
Valley of the Moon
Located outside of central La Paz, this area features unusual geological formations that resemble chimneys and figures such as fairies or snakes. The valley is known for its distinctive shapes formed by erosion, and the visit lasts about one hour.
60 min
Mi Teleferico
The La Paz cable car network serves as a primary mode of transportation across the city rather than a connection to other transit systems. Visitors travel on five different cable car lines, enjoying aerial views of the city and the Cordillera Real mountain range during a roughly 50-minute ride.
50 min
El Alto
El Alto is a city on the plateau west of La Paz and the most populous in the La Paz department. It is also known as the Aymara capital due to its predominantly Aymara population. The stop includes time to explore this urban area.
25 min
Jaen Street
Located near the Orange cable car station, Jaen Street is one of La Paz's best-preserved colonial streets. Walking here offers a view of historic building styles and access to several of the city's main museums.
20 min
Plaza Murillo
This public square in La Paz is surrounded by important buildings such as the Presidential Palace, La Paz Cathedral, and the National Congress of Bolivia. The plaza is known for its population of pigeons and its historical significance.
20 min
Mercado de Las Brujas
Situated on Linares Street between Sagarnaga and Santa Cruz, the Witches’ Market is located in a busy tourist area. Vendors sell a variety of ritual items and raw materials used in Aymara spiritual practices.
25 min
Meeting point
San Francisco Church the main door
End point
we finish in the witches Market
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.