La Paz, the largest city of the country is located at 3.632 meters above the sea level and it is the highest capital of the world, with the peak Illimani covered with snow in background (6.402 meters). The city has many museums, restaurants, places of entertainment and offers modern and comfortable hotels.
Close attractions are the Lake Titicaca, the area of Los Yungas, between the Amazonian altiplano and low grounds, the ski resort of Chacaltaya, with the highest track of the world, and the rock formations of the Valley of Luna.

Cochabamba is known as the garden city because it is located in a fertile valley at 2.558 meters above the sea level. It is proud of its long tradition of local and folk culture.

The state of Santa Cruz is rich in natural resources, the city, in spite of modernization, preserved its colonial past and is characterized for its ethnic diversity (due to the great quantity of immigrants which arrived these last years).
Santa Cruz divides many vineyards with its Argentinian and Brazilian neighbors and is connected with them by rail. It is the Bolivian city which developed these last years and it is the center of the economic development of the country. This area is also rich in tradition and in folklore and the proximity of the tropical jungle offers many opportunities to in love with the activities to the free air (fishing, swimming, etc). It is imperatively necessary to taste the culinary richnesses of the area.

Potosi known as the imperial city, was founded in 1545 after the discovery of the money seams in Cerro Rico, which will become the most productive money mines of the world and which supplied the Spanish crown during two centuries. In the beginnings of the colonial period, Potosi was the most inhabited most important capital and of all the continent. Today it is a large monument which commemorates its history: the Royal House of Moneda.

Oruro is a traditional mining center which preserves many relics of its colonial past. It is one of the culturally most animated cities. One of the expressions most extraordinary and faithful to its folklore is, Diablada, saturdays of the Carnival (février/mars), with processions of masked devils.

Sweeten, in the state of Chuquisaca, is the city where the independence of the country was proclaimed, and its own name, Sucre, commemorate the General who started the movement of independence. It is still the official capital of the country and is the seat of the Supreme Court although the government is in Paz. The city is rich in museums, libraries and historical files. There are the Cathedral and its Museum (the Museum of the Church), the National Library, the Colonial Museum, the Anthropological Museum, the Museum of the Natural History and the Church of Recoleta.

Tarija, with 1.957 meters above the sea level, has an excellent climate, it is festive and hospital. With its splendid flowers and its fine wines, Tarija is the ideal place to find peace and peace.

The states of Beni and Pando, to the heart of the Bolivian jungle, offer to the visitor hot and coloured landscapes. The "Dorado" Pantiti offers many navigable rivers and an ideal road to carry out excursions on the ground and water. It is a good zone for the practice of hunting and fishing. The principal cities of the area are Trinidad and Cobija.