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Central Market
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Nearby attractions
Treasure Museum
Esquina con, Pl. 25 de Mayo # 59, Sucre, Bolivia
Museo Histórico Militar
Ravelo 1, Sucre, Bolivia
Museo Nacional de Etnografía y Folklore
Espaňa 74, Sucre, Bolivia
Cathedral Metropolitana Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Pl. 25 de Mayo esquina, Sucre, Bolivia
Costumbrista museum "CASA DEHEZA"
San Alberto 156, Sucre, Bolivia
Museo USFXCH Dr. Alfredo Gutiérrez Valenzuela
XP2R+G7M, Pl. 25 de Mayo, Sucre, Bolivia
Church of Saint Philip of Neri
WPXQ+WJR, Nicolas Ortiz 165, Sucre, Bolivia
Torre Eiffel - Parque Bolívar
XP5P+779, Parque Bolivar, Sucre, Bolivia
Museo Colonial Charcas U. S. F. X.
Bolivar 698, Sucre, Bolivia
Museo del Convento de Santa Clara
Calvo 138, Sucre, Bolivia
Nearby restaurants
Salteñeria El Patio
San Alberto 18, Sucre, Bolivia
Choricería 7 Lunares
Aniceto Arce 140, Sucre, Bolivia
ANTOJOS
Junin 411, Sucre, Bolivia
La Taverne Sucre
Aniceto Arce 35, Sucre, Bolivia
Pueblo Chico
00000, Sucre, Bolivia
Cosmo Café Restaurant
| esquina con, Pl. 25 de Mayo 58, Sucre, Bolivia
Coffee Bike - Specialty Coffee - Suc. Calle España #66
Espaňa 66, Sucre, Bolivia
Metro Café
Calvo 2, Sucre, Bolivia
Snack Anita
XP3R+M7W, Ravelo, Sucre, Bolivia
Joy Ride Cafe
Nicolas Ortiz 14, Sucre, Bolivia
Nearby local services
Freedom House
Pl. 25 de Mayo, Sucre, Bolivia
ENTEL Sucre
XP3V+QCG, Espaňa, Sucre, Bolivia
Nearby hotels
La Escondida Hostal
Junin 445, Sucre, Bolivia
Krono's Hotel
Av. Hernando Síles 660, Sucre, Bolivia
Copacabana Hostal
Av. Hernando Síles 234, Sucre, Bolivia
RECOLETA SUR
Ravelo 205, Sucre, Bolivia
Hostal Las Torres
San Alberto 19, Sucre, Bolivia
Alojamiento El TURISTA
Ravelo 118, Sucre, Bolivia
San Marino Royal Hotel
Arenales 13, Sucre, Bolivia
Bastille Hotel
Zona central, Aniceto Arce 247, Sucre, Bolivia
Hotel Colonia Real
Aniceto Arce 280, Sucre, Bolivia
Hostal Corona Blanca
Aniceto Arce 267, Sucre, Bolivia
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Central Market
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Central Market

Junin 366, Sucre, Bolivia
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attractions: Treasure Museum, Museo Histórico Militar, Museo Nacional de Etnografía y Folklore, Cathedral Metropolitana Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Costumbrista museum "CASA DEHEZA", Museo USFXCH Dr. Alfredo Gutiérrez Valenzuela, Church of Saint Philip of Neri, Torre Eiffel - Parque Bolívar, Museo Colonial Charcas U. S. F. X., Museo del Convento de Santa Clara, restaurants: Salteñeria El Patio, Choricería 7 Lunares, ANTOJOS, La Taverne Sucre, Pueblo Chico, Cosmo Café Restaurant, Coffee Bike - Specialty Coffee - Suc. Calle España #66, Metro Café, Snack Anita, Joy Ride Cafe, local businesses: Freedom House, ENTEL Sucre
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Nearby attractions of Central Market

Treasure Museum

Museo Histórico Militar

Museo Nacional de Etnografía y Folklore

Cathedral Metropolitana Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe

Costumbrista museum "CASA DEHEZA"

Museo USFXCH Dr. Alfredo Gutiérrez Valenzuela

Church of Saint Philip of Neri

Torre Eiffel - Parque Bolívar

Museo Colonial Charcas U. S. F. X.

Museo del Convento de Santa Clara

Treasure Museum

Treasure Museum

4.6

(301)

Closed
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Museo Histórico Militar

Museo Histórico Militar

4.0

(50)

Closed
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Museo Nacional de Etnografía y Folklore

Museo Nacional de Etnografía y Folklore

4.4

(96)

Closed
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Cathedral Metropolitana Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe

Cathedral Metropolitana Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe

4.6

(208)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Central Market

Salteñeria El Patio

Choricería 7 Lunares

ANTOJOS

La Taverne Sucre

Pueblo Chico

Cosmo Café Restaurant

Coffee Bike - Specialty Coffee - Suc. Calle España #66

Metro Café

Snack Anita

Joy Ride Cafe

Salteñeria El Patio

Salteñeria El Patio

4.4

(526)

Closed
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Choricería 7 Lunares

Choricería 7 Lunares

3.9

(213)

$$

Closed
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ANTOJOS

ANTOJOS

3.9

(70)

$$

Closed
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La Taverne Sucre

La Taverne Sucre

4.6

(389)

$$

Closed
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Nearby local services of Central Market

Freedom House

ENTEL Sucre

Freedom House

Freedom House

4.7

(1.2K)

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ENTEL Sucre

ENTEL Sucre

3.3

(292)

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What a beautiful, lively market place. You can find anything from good fresh fruits, vegetables, bread, cakes, cookies, meat, eggs and cheese to clothes and hygiene and house cleaning products. Prices are good, but make sure to query around a few stalls to get the best deal. There is not a lot of margin to bargain, but asking with a smile never hurts. Also on the third floor there are local restaurants, mostly with the same offers and prices on the menu. Notice that each has the name of the female cook! Please do try “sopa de maní” (peanut soup), BOB5 and mondongo (a local dish with corn, pork meat and potatoes), BOB15. There is also the menu for BOB12, including soup and a main dish. It gets really busy until 1pm. Slows down its pace between 1 and 5pm and gets the hassle again by the end of the afternoon. Around 6pm there is bread coming from a nearby village, for which locals line up.
Ema KlimaiteEma Klimaite
You can find everything! But I’m giving 5 stars for fruits and veggies. The variety is vast, ladies are very nice, they offer you to try a banana or some other fruit before you buy more. I found some fruits I never knew existed (like avocado that looks like cucumber). And you can always negotiate! For food, they do have food court upstairs but there are a lot of vendors just outside on the streets with very delicious and inexpensive food as well. However, just for the sake of experience, try it at least once or just go look around.
Yuri QuiñonesYuri Quiñones
El Mercado Central de Sucre es un espacio histórico en el corazón de la capital boliviana, ubicado entre las calles Ravelo y Junín en el centro histórico de la ciudad. Este mercado minorista es mucho más que un simple lugar de comercio; está profundamente arraigado en la vida cotidiana de Sucre, con una historia que se remonta a la época virreinal. Se encuentra en el sitio del antiguo mercado conocido como “La Recoba”, que presentaba una arquitectura de estilo novo románico y mudéjar, con paredes de adobe. El mercado ha evolucionado a lo largo del tiempo, y su reconstrucción fue posible gracias a un acuerdo firmado en 1975 por el entonces presidente boliviano Hugo Banzer y el presidente venezolano Carlos Andrés Pérez, en el que Venezuela contribuyó con aproximadamente 1.980.198 dólares estadounidenses para financiar las obras. El mercado cuenta con cinco secciones repartidas en dos pisos, ofreciendo una amplia variedad de productos frescos, desde frutas y verduras hasta carnes, además de áreas dedicadas a la gastronomía local. Es un lugar donde se puede experimentar la vida y la cultura sucrense en su máxima expresión, lleno de colores, aromas y sabores que reflejan la riqueza de la cocina boliviana. Más allá de su valor funcional, el Mercado Central es un sitio de interés arquitectónico y cultural que sigue siendo un punto de encuentro para locales y visitantes. Ya sea para hacer compras, disfrutar de la comida típica o simplemente para sumergirse en el ambiente dinámico del lugar, el Mercado Central es una parada imprescindible en cualquier visita a Sucre.
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What a beautiful, lively market place. You can find anything from good fresh fruits, vegetables, bread, cakes, cookies, meat, eggs and cheese to clothes and hygiene and house cleaning products. Prices are good, but make sure to query around a few stalls to get the best deal. There is not a lot of margin to bargain, but asking with a smile never hurts. Also on the third floor there are local restaurants, mostly with the same offers and prices on the menu. Notice that each has the name of the female cook! Please do try “sopa de maní” (peanut soup), BOB5 and mondongo (a local dish with corn, pork meat and potatoes), BOB15. There is also the menu for BOB12, including soup and a main dish. It gets really busy until 1pm. Slows down its pace between 1 and 5pm and gets the hassle again by the end of the afternoon. Around 6pm there is bread coming from a nearby village, for which locals line up.
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You can find everything! But I’m giving 5 stars for fruits and veggies. The variety is vast, ladies are very nice, they offer you to try a banana or some other fruit before you buy more. I found some fruits I never knew existed (like avocado that looks like cucumber). And you can always negotiate! For food, they do have food court upstairs but there are a lot of vendors just outside on the streets with very delicious and inexpensive food as well. However, just for the sake of experience, try it at least once or just go look around.
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El Mercado Central de Sucre es un espacio histórico en el corazón de la capital boliviana, ubicado entre las calles Ravelo y Junín en el centro histórico de la ciudad. Este mercado minorista es mucho más que un simple lugar de comercio; está profundamente arraigado en la vida cotidiana de Sucre, con una historia que se remonta a la época virreinal. Se encuentra en el sitio del antiguo mercado conocido como “La Recoba”, que presentaba una arquitectura de estilo novo románico y mudéjar, con paredes de adobe. El mercado ha evolucionado a lo largo del tiempo, y su reconstrucción fue posible gracias a un acuerdo firmado en 1975 por el entonces presidente boliviano Hugo Banzer y el presidente venezolano Carlos Andrés Pérez, en el que Venezuela contribuyó con aproximadamente 1.980.198 dólares estadounidenses para financiar las obras. El mercado cuenta con cinco secciones repartidas en dos pisos, ofreciendo una amplia variedad de productos frescos, desde frutas y verduras hasta carnes, además de áreas dedicadas a la gastronomía local. Es un lugar donde se puede experimentar la vida y la cultura sucrense en su máxima expresión, lleno de colores, aromas y sabores que reflejan la riqueza de la cocina boliviana. Más allá de su valor funcional, el Mercado Central es un sitio de interés arquitectónico y cultural que sigue siendo un punto de encuentro para locales y visitantes. Ya sea para hacer compras, disfrutar de la comida típica o simplemente para sumergirse en el ambiente dinámico del lugar, el Mercado Central es una parada imprescindible en cualquier visita a Sucre.
Yuri Quiñones

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3.9
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5.0
6y

What a beautiful, lively market place. You can find anything from good fresh fruits, vegetables, bread, cakes, cookies, meat, eggs and cheese to clothes and hygiene and house cleaning products. Prices are good, but make sure to query around a few stalls to get the best deal. There is not a lot of margin to bargain, but asking with a smile never hurts. Also on the third floor there are local restaurants, mostly with the same offers and prices on the menu. Notice that each has the name of the female cook! Please do try “sopa de maní” (peanut soup), BOB5 and mondongo (a local dish with corn, pork meat and potatoes), BOB15. There is also the menu for BOB12, including soup and a main dish. It gets really busy until 1pm. Slows down its pace between 1 and 5pm and gets the hassle again by the end of the afternoon. Around 6pm there is bread coming from a nearby village, for which...

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4.0
2y

A local market with loads of products to sell and the food court upstairs - you could buy there meats, cheese, artesanal yoghurt, cakes and lots of groceries. There were also stand with fruits and veggies that looked really good.

Food court consists of many kiosks with traditional dishes but they are all the same so doesn’t really matter which one you choose. There are also breakfast and snack options (api, gelatines). Breakfast and snack options close quite fast so in the afternoon only dinner can be served. Food is good and very cheap though (lunch is 10-12 BOB)

Outside there are some stalls with juices and drinks but again, they are the same :)

One star less for being cheated when buying fruits and being given a gringo price even though we knew it was way too much. But the seller of course did not want to...

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5.0
1y

You can find everything! But I’m giving 5 stars for fruits and veggies. The variety is vast, ladies are very nice, they offer you to try a banana or some other fruit before you buy more. I found some fruits I never knew existed (like avocado that looks like cucumber). And you can always negotiate! For food, they do have food court upstairs but there are a lot of vendors just outside on the streets with very delicious and inexpensive food as well. However, just for the sake of experience, try it at least once or just go...

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