Templo de San Sebastian

This historic church, constructed in 1701, serves as a key landmark in Sucre.

Founded by Spanish colonizers, it highlights the rich religious heritage of Bolivia. Its unique architecture features traditional Andean elements, vibrant facade paintings, and intricate wooden ceilings.

Unforgettable Highlights

🕊️ Colonial Architecture: Admire the unique blend of baroque and indigenous styles in its design.

🎨 Colorful Murals: Explore the vibrant and detailed murals that adorn the church walls.

⛪ Cultural Significance: A vital site for local religious festivals, contributing to Sucre's cultural identity.

The Templo de San Sebastian is free to enter, appealing to tourists, families, and those interested in history and culture.