Had a lovely tour of the church-which was once the oldest in Bolivia but was destroyed by a flood and rebuilt in the 1700's. The attached convent is the oldest in Bolivia however.

Views from the roof were fantastic and the guide was wonderful. There are tours at 9.00 and 11.00 and then a couple in the afternoon.

We did a mini tour of the roof, church, patio and catacombs which took around an hour.

I have a bit of vertigo but was ok on the roof-lots of handrails, just remember to go slowly if you're not acclimatized to the altitude-climbing 30 storeys at 4000m can be a bit of a challenge!

Would really recommend & only 15Bs per person (£1.30 each).

The museum itself was closed, but we were able to visit the roof (we had to pay the whole ticket) and this is a must do in Potosí. A guide goes with you and it is just spectacular. Good views. Recommended. Opening hours are written next to the entrance, but do not correspond with the real times of opening. If it is closed, try it again at a later time untill you are lucky.

The guide told us it was half closed but she could take us to the roof. It was our best visit in such a place in Bolivia. The guide (that I missed her name) made all the difference, adding her Potosiana information when was possible and this make all the difference understanding the place and its context overall. We enjoyed to talk not only about Convento, but Potosi and Bolivia as well. The views up there were stunning and well worth the visit.

Visit helps to understand the life of priest in the colonial period. You can take pictures almost everywhere on the site, which is quite different from most attractions. From the roof of the Temple you can take great pictures !