Even if you’re only visiting Bolivia to explore its nature, it’s highly likely you’ll start your journey from its capital of La Paz. This city is worth sticking around in for a few days, especially if you love museums since it happens to be home to several pretty unusual spots.
Museum of Musical Instruments
If you love music and museums in equal measure, this spot will be your cup of tea. It features two floors filled with an impressive collection of musical instruments. Some of them can’t be found anywhere but here, including volcanic rock flutes and armadillo guitars.
Museum of Bolivian Andean Textiles
Bolivian textiles are really a sight to behold and you should consider bringing them home as a souvenir if you have a chance. If not, you should take some time to explore their rich history at the Museum of Bolivian Andean Textiles.
Museo de la Coca
One of the most strangely specific museums in La Paz is dedicated to the coca plant. This plant is native to the Andean region, and this museum explores its history and many uses, including the use of coca leaf extract for the production of Coca-Cola.
