Coca Museum

Coca is a plant native to South America with historical and cultural significance. It is important for its traditional uses in Andean societies and controversial associations with cocaine production.

In Bolivia, coca leaf consumption is legal and deeply rooted in the cultural practices of indigenous communities.

Yes, you can try coca tea and other coca-based products at the museum's cafe.

Yes, the museum offers guided tours in multiple languages to enhance your experience.

Photography is allowed in certain areas of the museum, but restrictions may apply in some exhibits.

Yes, you can find a variety of coca-themed souvenirs and products at the museum's gift shop.

Limited parking spaces are available near the museum, so it's recommended to use public transportation.

The museum hosts special events, workshops, and temporary exhibitions related to coca culture and history.

The museum is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators to facilitate movement throughout the exhibits.

Yes, the museum provides information on the traditional cultural uses of coca in Andean communities.