This Convent is located next to the Cerro Rico and Casa de la Moneda. It is a symbol of the brilliance of Potosi. It is the main religious monument from the XVIII century in Bolivia. Its construction was figured out as an Arch of Triumph composed by 5 openings, 32 columns and 3 domes. It is an ostensible religious structure
A visit to Potosi isn’t complete without a visit to one of the cooperative silver mines. It’s a shocking experience as the methods of working haven’t changed much since the colonial times. Tours starts with a visit to the miners’ market to buy gifts for the miners like coca leaves, cigarettes or dynamite
Santa Teresa Museum. Built in 1761 it keeps a beautiful collection of pictures and religious objects. Its women owners make delicious marzipan sweets which are very popular among visitors. San Francisco Church. This was the first church to be built in Potosí. In its internal part, you can find an excellent exhibition of colonial paintings.
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