Sucre

​Before we arrived in Sucre, we were told that it is one of the most beautiful cities in Bolivia, since it is all white. But when we arrived it was just like any other city with brick houses. When we got to the city center we were quite surprised at how beautiful the center actually was, with white houses and just as described. We went into the first cafe we found and they actually had real coffee, from a coffee machine! Our first real coffee in two months. They also had very good brownies and during our whole time in Sucre we went there every day to drink coffee and eat brownies.

We found a cheap hostel right next to the central market and two minutes away from the main square. During our time here we got to see the casa de la libertad, the military museum and a anatomy museum with dead fetuses. Not our best choice to go there right before eating.

We also went to the cemetery, which is definitely worth visiting. It is very calm there and they have really old and wonderfully crafted crypts and grave stones. We also relaxed at a mirrador overlooking the whole city while drinking beer.

On the last day before going hiking we went to a german hostel/bar/restaurant where Max got a Jägerschnitzel which he couldn’t eat because there is cream in it and we smoked a shisha. We were hoping for some german beer but they only had Heineken and Paulaner. But the Shisha made up for it.

Other than that we walked around the city a lot and enjoyed the nice buildings.