Hotels in Sucre, Colombia
Sucre sits in south-central Bolivia at 2,810 meters above sea level, with mild temperatures averaging 50-70°F (10-20°C) year-round-perfect for exploring its UNESCO World Heritage colonial center. Famous as the birthplace of Bolivian independence, you can visit Casa de la Libertad where the country's declaration was signed in 1825, then hike to the Recoleta viewpoint during the dry winter (May-October) for clear views of whitewashed buildings. In the rainy summer (December-March), accommodations drop in price, so it's a great time to tour the Cal Orcko limestone cliff, where over 5,000 dinosaur footprints are preserved from the Cretaceous period.