Trinidad 3-Day Itinerary

A restored colonial building hosting local art exhibitions, music performances, and community events. Often shows work from indigenous Chiquitano and Guaraní artists.

🕐 Mon-Fri 8am-12pm, 3pm-8pm; Sat 9am-1pm

💡 Check the noticeboard outside for free evening concerts, especially during the Festival del Moxo in August.

The city's main cathedral, built in the 18th century by Jesuit missionaries. Features a striking pink-and-white facade and a simple wooden interior with carved altars.

🕐 Daily 7am-12pm, 4pm-7pm

💡 Visit during mass on Sunday morning to see the local choir. The bell tower offers views for a small donation.

Bar Pub Los Faroles · ££

Restaurant Los Faroles · ££

Small municipal museum focused on Trinidad's Jesuit mission history and regional archaeology. Displays include pre-Columbian pottery and colonial religious art.

🕐 Tue-Sat 9am-12pm, 2pm-5pm

💡 The museum is quiet in the morning. Ask the guard to unlock the back room with the moxeño textiles.

An open-air museum with restored Jesuit mission buildings, including a church, school, and living quarters. Information panels explain the role of missions in the region.

🕐 Mon-Sat 9am-5pm; Sun by prior arrangement

💡 The museum is part of a working parish. On weekdays, you might see local kids using the mission school playground.

Bar - La capilla

Burdel los Pinos

A hilltop lookout with panoramic views over Trinidad and the surrounding floodplains. A short climb through scrubland leads to a shaded viewing platform.

💡 Go at sunset for the best light. Bring insect repellent – mosquitoes are fierce here after rain.

Bar - Don julio

Bar - Don Pepe