Casa de la Libertad
Quick Facts
- Location
- Bolivia, Sucre
- Category
- Sightseeing
- Duration
- 1-2 hours
- Opening Hours
- Tuesday-Saturday 9:00-12:45 and 14:30-18:45, Sunday 9:00-12:45, closed Monday
- Ticket Price
- Locals about BOB 15, foreign visitors about BOB 40
- Address
- Plaza 25 de Mayo, Sucre, Bolivia
- Coordinates
- -19.0470, -65.2590
Introduction
Casa de la Libertad stands beside the central square of Sucre, Bolivia's constitutional capital, and is one of the most important buildings in the country's independence history. This 18th-century colonial mansion originally served as a Jesuit college and later as the seat of the Royal Audiencia. On August 6, 1825, the Bolivian Declaration of Independence was signed here, marking Upper Peru's separation from Spanish rule and the birth of an independent republic. The museum preserves the Salon of Independence with the original table and chairs and a copy of the signed document, and displays colonial furniture, religious art, silverware and historical paintings that trace Bolivia's political and social evolution from colony to nation, making it a key site for understanding South American independence and Bolivia's founding.
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FAQ
What are the opening hours of Casa de la Libertad?
Tuesday-Saturday 9:00-12:45 and 14:30-18:45, Sunday 9:00-12:45, closed Monday
How much is the admission for Casa de la Libertad?
Locals about BOB 15, foreign visitors about BOB 40
Any practical tips for visiting Casa de la Libertad?
Some galleries prohibit photography; check signs The Salon of Independence is the highlight; follow a guide or read panels carefully
How long should I spend at Casa de la Libertad?
A typical visit takes 1-2 hours.