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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.
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Dancing fountain light show at night. Occurs from around 20:00-22:00 and small entrance fee.
An excellent social justice organization which offers volunteers the ability to train and facilitate with required social issues affecting many underrepresented Bolivians. They offer a homestay with safe, respectable families as well as a social network to keep you in the loops of cultural events whilst staying safe.
Cochabamba's other popular square, next to city hall, and a little greener than Plaza de Armas, 14 de Septiembre.
1760 convent that is restored for viewing.
The biggest cinema in town features a handful of showrooms mostly flashing the latest Hollywood fare, and a food court.
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.