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La Paz 2005–2022 6 photos of this spot

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A street market in La Paz, Bolivia, photographed in 2005. Markets like this are a fixture of daily commerce in the city, which sits in a high Andean canyon at one of the highest altitudes of any capital in the world.

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Bolivien - Straßenmarkt in La Paz, La Paz, 2005
Bolivien - Straßenmarkt in La Paz 2005 A street market in La Paz, Bolivia, photographed in 2005. Markets like this are a fixture of daily commerce in the city, which sits in a high Andean canyon at one of the highest altitudes of any capital in the world.
La Paz - ulice Sagarnago v centru, La Paz, 2008
La Paz - ulice Sagarnago v centru 2008 Calle Sagarnaga in central La Paz, a steep street lined with market stalls that leads up toward the city's well-known Witches' Market near the San Francisco church.
Paisaje urbano, La Paz, 2008
Paisaje urbano 2008 An urban landscape view of La Paz, Bolivia, taken in 2008. Built in a steep canyon high in the Andes, the city is one of the highest seats of government in the world by elevation.
Paisaje urbano, La Paz, 2008
Paisaje urbano 2008 A second 2008 photograph of La Paz's cityscape, showing how the Bolivian city's neighborhoods climb the surrounding mountainsides at an elevation of roughly 3,600 meters.
La Paz a katedrála, La Paz, 2012
La Paz a katedrála 2012 Our Lady of Peace Cathedral, on La Paz's Plaza Murillo, took decades to build and was finally completed in 1989. This 2012 photograph shows the cathedral within the Bolivian capital's cityscape.
Calle Linares, La Paz, La Paz, 2022
Calle Linares, La Paz 2022 Calle Linares winds through La Paz's historic center near the city's well-known Witches' Market. Photographed in 2022, the narrow street is lined with shops selling traditional Andean goods and handicrafts.