attractions

  • Christ of Concord

    Address:
    JV88+727, Av. de la Concordia, Cochabamba .

    Located at the top of the San Pedro hill, the Cristo de la Concordia is one of the most emblematic monuments of Cochabamba and one of the tallest statues of Christ in the world, with 34.20 meters high, surpassing even the famous Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro.

    This majestic monument not only represents the faith and unity of the people of Cochabamba, but also offers a unique experience for visitors. From its lookout, you can enjoy an impressive panoramic view of the entire city, especially at sunset, when the sun tints the valley golden.

  • Main Plaza 14 de Septiembre

    Address:
    Plaza Principal 14 de Septiembre, Plaza 14 de Septiembre., Cochabamba, Bolivia .

    The 14 de Septiembre Main Square is the neuralgic and historical center of Cochabamba, a space full of life, culture and colonial architecture that enchants all its visitors. Surrounded by emblematic buildings such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Governor's Office, the Mayor's Office, and large heritage houses, this square is a living testimony of the past and present of the city.

  • Portales Palace

    Address:
    Palacio Portales, Potosi, Cochabamba, Bolivia .

    The Palacio Portales, located in the Queru Queru area, is one of the most impressive architectural jewels of Cochabamba and all of Bolivia. Built in the early twentieth century by order of Simón I. Patiño, the Bolivian magnate known as the “Tin Baron”, this majestic palace was conceived as a personal residence, although it was never inhabited by him.

    Inspired by European architecture, the Palacio Portales combines Renaissance, Baroque and Gothic styles, with materials brought from France, Italy and other countries of the continent. Inside, visitors can admire original furniture, stained glass windows, carved marble, crystal chandeliers and an exquisite decoration that reflects the luxury of the period.

  • Concord Carnival

    Address:
    carnaval de la concordia .

    The Concordia Carnival, held in Cochabamba's Concordia neighborhood, offers a vibrant and authentic experience that reflects the community feeling and joy typical of Bolivian carnivals. Although more intimate in character than the city's larger carnivals, it is notable for its spontaneity and warmth.

  • Tunari Park

    Address:
    Parque Tunari, Cochabamba, Bolivia .

    It is one of the most important natural treasures of the department of Cochabamba, and a must-see destination for lovers of ecotourism, adventure and biodiversity. Located northwest of the city, this park extends over 300,000 hectares and shelters a wide variety of ecosystems, from arid valley areas to mountain rainforests, reaching 5,035 meters above sea level, this park offers spectacular scenery, ideal for activities such as hiking, mountain biking, bird watching, nature photography and ecological walks.

  • Santa Teresa Convent Museum

    Address:
    Museo Convento Santa Teresa, Mariano Baptista, Cochabamba, Bolivia .

    It is one of the most important heritage sites in Cochabamba. Founded in 1760 as a cloistered convent for the Discalced Carmelite nuns, this place reflects the religious and cultural life of the colonial era.

    The convent has an impressive mestizo baroque architecture, characterized by wide patios, adobe walls, corridors with arches and colonial tile roofs. Inside, the museum houses a valuable collection of religious art, including paintings of the Cuzco school, colonial sculptures, liturgical objects and antique furniture.

  • Félix Capriles Stadium

    Address:
    Estadio Félix Capriles, Av. Libertador Simón Bolívar, Cochabamba, Bolivia .

    Is the main sports venue in Cochabamba, Bolivia. Located in the Cala Cala area, 2,582 meters above sea level, it is the largest field in the city and one of the most emblematic in the country.

  • Family Park

    Address:
    Parque De La Familia, Hamiraya, Cochabamba, Bolivia .

    Is a modern recreational space located on Costanera Avenue, near the Cobija Bridge, in the northern area of Cochabamba. Designed for the whole family, it offers a safe and pleasant environment, ideal to enjoy at any time of the year.

  • virgin of urkupiña

    Address:
    Plaza Bolivar, Quillacollo, Bolivia .

    The legend of the Virgin of Urkupiña dates back to the 17th century, when a shepherd girl on the hill of Cota, near Quillacollo, saw a luminous woman with a child in her arms. Upon telling her experience, the community witnessed the apparition, and the girl exclaimed in Quechua: “Jaqaypiña urqupiña” (she is already on the hill), giving rise to the name of the Virgin. The image of the Virgin was found in the same place, according to tradition.

    The festivity of the Virgin of Urkupiña is one of the most important in the country, declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Cochabamba. It is celebrated from August 11 to 16, with activities that include:

    • Folkloric Entrance: on August 14, with traditional dances from all over Bolivia.
    • Mass and procession: on August 15, the central day of the festivity.
    • Pilgrimage to Calvario: August 16, where the faithful perform symbolic rituals such as the extraction of stones, asking for favors or thanking for blessings received.

  • Vial Park

    Address:
    Parque Vial, Avenida Ramón Rivero, Cochabamba, Bolivia .

    The Parque Vial is an urban space dedicated to road safety education, located in Cochabamba, Bolivia. It is designed to teach children, youth and adults about traffic rules and the importance of responsible driving, promoting road culture from an early age.

    This park has scale replicas of real streets, traffic signals, traffic lights and signs, allowing visitors to practice correct behavior on public roads in a safe and controlled environment. In addition, there are workshops and educational activities aimed at reducing traffic accidents and promoting respect among pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.

  • The Boulevard

    Address:
    El Boulevard, Boulevard de la Recoleta, Cochabamba, Bolivia .

    Recoleta Boulevard is a charming pedestrian promenade located in the historic neighborhood of Recoleta, in the northern part of Cochabamba, Bolivia. This space stands out for its quiet atmosphere, its colonial architecture and its cultural and gastronomic offer, making it an ideal place for relaxed walks, romantic dates and social gatherings.