Bogotá: Visit one of the most lively and popular cities in Latin America! Bogotá, Colombia’s capital, has a rich culture, art, fashion, history, heritage, biodiversity, architecture, and unique opportunities. It is a must-see destination and in the past several years, the number of visitors to this beautiful city continues to slope upward. Marvel in the beauty and rich culture of Bogotá through its well-preserved historic places. Get to the historic center of the city - La Candelaria - which is renowned as the principal destination for tourists. It is home to top museums, beautiful old colonial buildings along narrow cobblestone streets, government palaces, and dozens of experimental theaters, diverse art galleries, and world-class restaurants that serve cuisines from around the globe. Bogotá is also the best place for partying and nightlife. It hosts at least 50 nightclubs which include salsa clubs, English pubs, caffeinated indie rock shows, cocktail lounges, steakhouses-cum-dance parties, and more! Thinking of getting a good sip of Colombia coffee in the morning? What better place to drink it than Bogotá? You will surely enjoy their coffee of the highest quality in the city’s coffee shops and corner cafes.
The Coffee Region: The Coffee Region is a rich tapestry of historic villages, charming coffee farms, fantastic nature reserves, and grand mountain peaks. Coffee is more than a cash crop here - it is a way of life. You’ll never look at your morning cup the same way again once you taste and get to experience this special tour. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2011, the Coffee Cultural Landscape extends through the departments of Quindío, Caldas, and Risaralda, with their respective capitals: Armenia, Manizales, and Pereira.
Medellín, Antioquia: Widely known as the “City of Eternal Spring”, Medellín boasts a pleasant climate and moderate temperatures. It is the second-largest city in entire Colombia. It has over 2 million people and is the capital of the department of Antioquia. It is set in a valley running south to north and is only an hour away from Bogotá by plane. Regarded nowadays as the most innovative city in Latin America due to an innovative program of urban development that combines modern means of public transport and the construction of public and recreation areas for its local people. Medellín became an exemplar of modern urban transformation.
Santa Marta: The oldest city in South America “The site of the first Spanish settlement in Colombia” is full of magic and, its incomparable architectural heritage, beautiful landscapes, and a great cultural legacy make this natural paradise an ideal destination to enjoy, discover and remember. Here, it is possible to have it all. Experience Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta with a vast network of ecosystems that are unique on the planet and enigmatic archaeological remains of the Tayrona culture.
Cartagena de Indias: Cartagena de Indias is located in the northern part of Colombia. It is the undisputed queen of the Caribbean coast. The city boasts a beautiful climate and an incomparable ambiance that visitors really find unforgettable. It houses one of South America’s most celebrated pieces of colonial architecture - a relic of the Spanish Empire. It is famous because its historical center was declared National Heritage in 1959 and became UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984. Cartagena offers cultural and gastronomic delights, picturesque landscapes, and amazing water sports activities and recreations. Here, you will find the Parque Nacional Natural Corales del Rosario. It is 45km from the bay of Cartagena. The city has the ability to transport you back to the 18th century. Cartagena never fails to seduce those who stroll along its narrow cobblestone streets adorned by bougainvillea ascending from their balconies.
