Originally the Town Hall of La Paz, this elegant building on Calle 16 de Septiembre later served as a center for military offices and now houses the city's Tourist Information Center.
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The Cathedral faces the main town square, or Zocalo and has a wide, brick/stone front entrance; quieter, tree-lined side entrances such as this one. Its interior is much simpler and more graceful than many elaborate Mexican churches. Calm and restful.
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If you followed the admonition to "not eat on the street" you would miss a major attraction of La Paz! The best dining in town can be found at street-side taquerias, for a reasonable price. Marv enjoyed a delicious fish taco at this stand; Ardy, who doesn't like fish, had their jamaica aqua fresca, a juice drink made from the hibiscus flower. We've found several other amazing places to enjoy good down-home cooking!
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