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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.
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The biggest cinema in town features a handful of showrooms mostly flashing the latest Hollywood fare, and a food court.
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.
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.
Display of native and non-native flora.
Cochabamba's other popular square, next to city hall, and a little greener than Plaza de Armas, 14 de Septiembre.