Bolivia has La Paz as its seat of government.
La Paz is Bolivia’s administrative capital and the location of the executive and legislative branches. The city sits in a steep canyon formed by the Choqueyapu River, on the high Altiplano plateau.
Bolivia’s constitutional capital is Sucre, where the Supreme Court is based. La Paz became the seat of government after the 1899 Federal Revolution, creating the country’s unusual arrangement of constitutional and administrative capitals.
La Paz is frequently called the world’s highest national capital, although that description usually refers to its elevation as a seat of government rather than Bolivia’s constitutional capital. The city is also connected to El Alto, a large high-altitude urban area on the plateau above it.