Why visit
Sucre is the capital of Bolivia. A practical starting point for museums, food, and onward routes into the country.
Why visit
Sucre is the capital of Bolivia. A practical starting point for museums, food, and onward routes into the country.
Bolivia at a glance
Country center
-17.0°, -65.0°
Coast
Landlocked
Country area
1,098,581 km²
424,164 mi²
Country population
12.4 million
11/km²
Subregion
South America
Currency
Bolivian boliviano (Bs.)
BOB
Dial
+591
Languages
Aymara, Guaraní, Quechua
Demonym
Bolivian
Internet
.bo
UN
Member state
ISO code
BO / BOL
Where in the world
-17.0° · -65.0°
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Bordering Bolivia
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Frequently asked about Sucre
Sucre uses the Bolivian boliviano (Bs.), ISO code BOB.
The primary languages are Aymara, Guaraní and Quechua.
The calling code is +591.
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