This little city is as laid-back as they get, with palm-lined squares, sizzling Argentine barbecues, sprawling bar and café terraces, and local vocal talents wailing from karaoke bars. Nothing much happens in Tarija, but the city does have some interesting, colonial architecture that can warrant a day’s walking around. If you have time, go around some of the surrounding wineries and try Bolivian vino or get your throat heated on some singani (distilled grape spirit).
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