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Things to do and places to visit in Barranquilla, Colombia Barranquilla is often excluded from the list of places to visit when traveling in Colombia, or it is only contemplated as a base from which you can travel to places like Cartagena, Santa Marta, or La Guajira. If you previously thought... READ MORE 10 Reasons Every Traveler Should Visit Colombia As Colombia continues to distance itself from its tumultuous past, it’s becoming an increasingly desirable vacation destination. A visit to Colombia means getting to know a country that still flies under the radar of most tourists, so you’ll get an authentic... READ MORE 5 Things You Have To Do in San Agustin, Colombia San Agustín is definitely one of the nicest small towns in Colombia: it boasts a wealth of excellent hostels and fancy hotels, gorgeous surrounding Andean countryside, some of the best coffee in Colombia and, above all, arguably the most important archaeological sites in the country... READ MORE 4 Colombian Destinations to Visit for Easter If you’re looking to take part in some good old’ fashioned egg hunting for Easter, Colombia probably isn’t your spot. But if you want to experience culture and traditional activities during an important religious holiday, then you should spend Easter in Colombia... READ MORE Great Tips for a 2-Week Holiday in Colombia So you’ve decided to spend two weeks in the amazing and diverse South American country of Colombia. With two weeks, you can manage to squeeze in quite a lot. However, what you see and do and where you decide to go will depend on how much time you want to spend in each area and... READ MORE Monserrate, 3.152 meters closer to the stars As a result of an institutional campaign run many years ago, people in Bogotá learned to say that their city is located 2,600 meters closer to the stars. In fact, by going up to Monserrate (a distinctive landmark located to the east of the city) you will be at 3,152 meters of altitude! READ MORE 5 Places in the Historic Center of Bogota You Shouldn't Miss It is impossible to escape “history” when you are in the city center—practically every street corner marks some momentous moment in Colombian or South American history. Many streets still retain their colonial charm and quite often you’ll find plaques... READ MORE Why Mompox, Colombia is So Special Mompox, an enchanting colonial town, forgotten by time, located along the Magdalena river in the north of Colombia. Mompox is a stunning Colombian town renowned for its architecture, culture and its great natural surrounding landscape. READ MORE The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira, a must-see destination in Bogota The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá is one of the must-see destinations while visiting Bogotá, Colombia. It’s not actually located in Colombia’s capital city, but the hour ride to the small city of Zipaquirá means you can see this fabulous attraction and still explore Bogotá afterwards. READ MORE Interesting History of Cartagena, Colombia Cartagena de Indias for short, is the fifth-largest city in, a hot spot for tourism, and a historical city by nature—you can find historical significance everywhere you look in this city. So, where does all this history begin? READ MORE Shopping in Colombia: An Introduction to Colombian Brands So, you're in Colombia, you want to go shopping, and you want to buy Colombian brands. Maybe you are shopping for yourself, or maybe you are looking for some sweet gifts to take back to family and friends, but you don't really know where to start. READ MORE What to Know About Christmas in Colombia Everyone has their own Christmas traditions, whether they are personal traditions, family traditions, regional traditions, or national traditions. READ MORE Prev12345678910Next
