Plaza Murillo
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Reviewed by:
Ekaja
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Plaza Murillo is situated in the heart of the La Paz city and is named in honor of Pedro Domingo Murillo. He was the Bolivian patriot and also a forerunner of the Bolivian independence.
This is the main square of the city and the monument is a 3 meter high monument of Pedro, who met his fate when he was hung in 1810. Today, this square is a favorite place for the rest of the city dwellers.
The main amusement is to feed the pigeons who feel as the rightful owners on the square.
Category: Streets, Squares and Neighbourhoods
Address: Socabaya, La Paz, Bolivia
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