• Casa Nacional de la Moneda - Cerro Rico de Potosi is a mountain famously believed to be “made of” silver ore, which is a prominent feature in the city. It is the reason for Potosi’s historical significance, as it was the primary silver supplier for Spain during the era of the Spanish Empire in the New World.

During the tour, explore the central part of the city, known in the colonial era as the “Carlos V Imperial villa.” In this area, discover streets, squares, temples, civil buildings, and colonial facades rich in culture and history.

• Entrance fees included
• Private transportation provided
• Choice of visiting National House of the Currency or Santa Teresa Museum
• Specialized bilingual guide available

• Transport to Potosí (ask about prices of bus or flights tickets, we have a lot of options)
• Tips
• Extra drinks
• Snack

Cerro Rico de Potosi is a renowned mountain, often thought of as being “composed of” silver ore, which stands prominently in the city. It is the key to Potosi’s historical significance, as it served as the primary silver source for Spain during the era of the Spanish Empire in the New World.

During the tour, explore the central part of the city, known in the colonial era as the “Carlos V Imperial Villa.” Here, visitors can admire the streets, squares, temples, civil buildings, and colonial facades, all rich in culture and history.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.