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Sucre — time and weather

Sucre is a city in Bolivia, in the America/La_Paz time zone. This page shows the current local time in Sucre and the current weather: temperature, precipitation and wind speed.

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About the time in Sucre

Local time in Sucre is based on the America/La_Paz time zone. Daylight saving time, where it applies in this region, is handled automatically. The current offset from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) is shown next to the clock. The time on this page updates every second and is synced with your device clock.

About the country and city

City population≈ 300,000 people
Country languagesGuarani
Currencyboliviano (Bs, BOB)

Bolivia is a high-altitude South American country with the Uyuni salt flat, the Andes, Amazon lowlands and strong Indigenous traditions.

More about the country: Bolivia →

What to see in Sucre

Sights and historical places

  • Sucre's whitewashed historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with colonial churches.
  • The House of Liberty (Casa de la Libertad), where Bolivia's declaration of independence was signed in 1825.
  • The San Felipe Neri monastery and church, with a rooftop terrace overlooking the city.
  • Cal Orck'o park, with thousands of fossilised dinosaur footprints on a near-vertical cliff.

Museums

  • The ASUR Textile Museum, with an outstanding collection of Jalq'a and Tarabuco weavings.
  • The Treasure Museum (Museo del Tesoro), telling the story of Bolivian silver, gold and gemstones.
  • The museums of the San Francisco Xavier University, with anthropological and art collections.

Where to spend time

  • Strolling the white colonial streets and squares with cafés under the arcades.
  • Climbing to the San Felipe Neri terrace and the Recoleta hill at sunset.
  • A trip to nearby Tarabuco for its Sunday Indigenous market of crafts and textiles.

Local cuisine

In Sucre try salteñas (said to have originated here), chorizo chuquisaqueño and local soups, and finish with the famous Bolivian chocolate made in Sucre.