Travel Guide > South America > Bolivia > Sucre
Beautiful Sucre is the constitutional capital of Bolivia. The city was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991 because of its wonderfully well-preserved colonial center with many 16th century religious buildings. With a fifth the number of inhabitants as the administrative capital La Paz, Sucre has a very cosy feel to it. Wandering around the cobbled streets at mid-day or reading a newspaper at an abandoned square, you would almost think you're back in the 1920s in this sympathetic city.
Sucre has no international airport. The national airport Aeropuerto de Sucre Juana Azurduy de Padilla (IATA: SRE) offers connections to La Paz, Cochabamba and Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
Although it used to in the past, Sucre is not connected to the Bolivian railroad network any longer.
Various daily buses serve Sucre from La Paz and Cochabamba (via Oruro) and Potosí.
| Property | Address | Type | Popularity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amigo Hostel | Colon # 125 | Hostel | 70 |
| Backpackers Sucre Hostel | Calle Loa 891 | Hostel | 72 |
| BH & H Hotel Cruz de Popayan | Calle Loa 881 in corner with Calle Colon | Hotel | 96 |
| Hostal Wuasi Masi | Orcullo 233 | Guesthouse | 92 |
| Hostelling International Sucre | Calle Guillermo Loayza # 119 | Hostel | 63 |
| La Dolce Vita Bolivia | Calle Urcullo No. 342 | Guesthouse | 95 |
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