Plaza Murillo Legislative Palace, Government Palace and Cathedral face the Plaza.
Map We explore the Plaza Murillo and the Calle Jaén with colonial atmosphere. (Copy from Google)
Palacio de Legislativo The constitutional capital in Bolivia is Sucre, but the de facto capital is La Paz with Palacio de Legislativo and Palacio de Gobierno.
The dial plate and the hands of this clock are counterclockwise.
The statue of Pedro Domingo Murillo who worked for the independence movement in Bolivia stands in the Plaza.
The right side of Palacio de Legislativo is Palacio de Gobierno, and next Cathedral.
Palacio de Gobierno
With the guards of Palacio de Gobierno.
Calle Jaén Houses of the colonial era have remained on both sides of stone paved paths.
Calle Jaén was formerly called as Calle Kaura Kancha, had Market of LLamas.
Calle Jaén was named after Don Apolinar Jaén. There are some museums such as Museo Casa de Murillo, Museo Instrumentos Musicales.
Museo Casa de Murillo
Heading to the cafe for Bolivian saltenas.
Wist'upiku, a cafe where freshly baked saltenas can be gotten, near the Plaza Murillo.
Inside the cafe
Two kinds of saltenas, beef and chicken.
With a coca tea
It's carnival now. So costumes and tools for the carnival are sold.
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