La Paz / 10 photo spots
10 Instagram spots around La Paz
La Paz combines historic streets, markets and viewpoints with an unusual mountain setting. These ten places offer a starting point for exploring the city visually.
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Plaza Murillo
Plaza Murillo gathers important civic buildings in the centre of La Paz. Use the open square to create space around the architecture in your frame.
Search Google MapsLa Paz Metropolitan Cathedral
The metropolitan cathedral is a landmark in the historic centre. A frontal composition highlights its façade, while a wider view can include the square around it.
Search Google MapsSan Francisco Basilica
The Basilica of San Francisco provides a richly detailed architectural subject. Step back to show its façade, then focus on a small section of the stonework.
Search Google MapsCalle Jaén
Calle Jaén is a historic street associated with several museums. Frame the lane from one end to bring its façades and perspective together.
Search Google MapsMercado de las Brujas
The Witches’ Market adds a market scene to the historic centre. Focus on a detail of the stalls while respecting vendors and asking before close portraits.
Search Google MapsParque Urbano Central
Parque Urbano Central brings an open green space into the city. Use paths or plantings in the foreground and the surrounding urban landscape beyond.
Search Google MapsParque Mirador Laikakota
The Laikakota lookout park offers a viewpoint within La Paz. Build a layered image with the park in front and the city stretching behind it.
Search Google MapsMirador Killi Killi
Killi Killi is one of La Paz’s named viewpoints. Compose a broad cityscape and look for a nearby edge or structure to add scale.
Search Google MapsValle de la Luna
Valle de la Luna is known for its unusual landforms. Look for a composition in which the shapes of the terrain stand out clearly against the sky.
Search Google MapsFaro Murillo
Faro Murillo is a lookout above the city. Include the monument itself in one frame, then turn towards the panorama for a different perspective on La Paz.
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