We took Tour B on this double decker bus tour. It lasted two hours. It was interesting to get a sense of the remarkable geological features of La Paz, but it wasn't the most professional operation. The English translation from Spanish is quite poorly done and it's bizarre to hear this woman with a perfect USAmerican accent reading grammatically incorrect... More

We did both routes A and B. The route around the city centre is quite boring and covers most areas that you walk around generally anyway. The circuit that goes to the south of La Paz is far better and more interesting. It's pretty cheap though so you don't feel that ripped off. Bus is pretty old, and some of... More

If you are searching for a coordinated trip around the main spots in Bolivia, without luxury, but with very confortable lodgings, the experience of local guides (ask for an English speaker if you need one...) and no rush to go around the marvelous landscapes Bolvia has to offer; you should definitely contact this agency. Our trip around Uyuni's salt flats,... More

You really get to see the whole city of La Paz in 2 tours A & B. It costs 50 Bolivianos about $7 bucks U.S. each. The double decker bus has earphones in English and other languages which play a narration of the city. If you are on the second deck of the bus, keep your head down because there... More

Get a reliable taxi driver and ask him to lead you to the high points of the city know like "Miradores". There are 3 main Miradores and you will enjoy a amazing view of the entire city. More

If I hadn't done the tour I wouldn't have got a broader perspective on the city. The city went much further than the witches market! if you want to see 'all' of La Paz, do a 3hr tour first. More