The biggest cinema in town features a handful of showrooms mostly flashing the latest Hollywood fare, and a food court.
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Centro Pedagógico y Cultural Simón I. Patiño
Includes the Palacio Portales mansion, gardens (Jardines), and an art museum (Centro de Arte Contemporáneo). The mansion was built by Patiño, a tin magnate who controlled over half of the nation's output in the 1930s.
The main hospital in Cochabamba, Hospital Viedma, has a cute little medical museum attached, with some amazing old x-ray machines. The museum is near the corner of Venezuela and Oquendo.
If you are interested in seeing different flags of the world on display, this might be of interest. But it makes for a pleasant stop if walking along the prado, and sometimes there are arts and crafts on display.
Cochabamba's other popular square, next to city hall, and a little greener than Plaza de Armas, 14 de Septiembre.
Display of native and non-native flora.