Squares are everywhere in Colombia. They’re in the middle of cities, towns, and even tiny villages—and more often than not, they’ve been there since the place was founded. As expected, many historical squares have become some of the most recognizable attractions in the country. Fun fact: Most Spanish colonial-era settlements in the Americas were designed following a grid plan around ...
Welcome to the Colombian Coffee Region, where coffee isn’t just a drink—it’s a way of life. This lush region in the Andes is famous for its coffee production and stunning natural beauty. Known as the “Eje Cafetero,” it’s a must-visit for anyone wanting to dive into Colombia’s rich coffee culture. Read on to discover the best areas to stay in ...
Barranquilla, the capital of Colombia’s Atlántico region, is famous for its vibrant Carnival, one of Latin America‘s largest and most colorful festivals, and its many attractions. The city pulses with music, dance, and culture. Historic neighborhoods like El Prado and landmarks such as the San Nicolás de Tolentino Church offer glimpses into its rich past. But even more importantly, Barranquilla ...
Exploring a new city for the first time can be exciting and daunting, especially in a vibrant metropolis like Bogotá. With its high-altitude location, bustling markets, and diverse neighborhoods, the Colombian capital presents a setting that’s easy to navigate but also easy to misjudge if you’re not prepared. Understanding the specific challenges and knowing what mistakes to avoid can make ...
Bogotá’s Chapinero neighborhood is one of Latin America’s most vibrant and eclectic areas for several reasons. This district blends the old with the new, with an impressive cultural heritage coexisting with the most modern clubs, shops, and hotels. Whether you’re looking for chic luxury hotels or quirky and unique guesthouses, this barrio has something to offer every type of traveler. ...
Medellín, the “City of Eternal Spring,” is known for its perfect weather and the famous Medellín nightlife, which, if we can say so ourselves, could rival that of any global city. When in Medellín, El Poblado, the upscale and most international district, is your go-to for vibrant nightclubs and bars with a mix of reggaeton, electronic music, and international hits. ...
Colombia is rich in culture and history; its museums are a testament to this vibrant heritage. If you’re planning a trip to Colombia and want to explore its cultural offerings, visiting its best museums should be high on your list. From the captivating artifacts at the Gold Museum in Bogotá to the stunning exhibits at the Modern Art Museum in ...
Located in the northeastern part of Bogotá, Chapinero offers a mix of cultural and modern attractions. This bustling district is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, trendsetting fashion boutiques, and eclectic culinary scene. Whether you’re a food lover, a shopaholic, or a nightlife enthusiast, Chapinero (and its Zona T) has exciting options to explore. What (and Where) is Chapinero? Chapinero is ...
While other districts, such as El Poblado and Laureles, are famous as the best areas for tourists in Medellín, the City Center offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s pulse and historical evolution. Medellín’s city center is known locally as “El Centro.” It includes important areas like historic La Candelaria and the La Alpujarra Administrative Center, a hub for government ...
I may be biased, but after living in Medellín’s El Poblado for a few months as a digital nomad, I can tell it is one of the coolest neighborhoods in Latin America. Moreover, it may be among my favorite districts in the world. And what would drive me to make such a strong case for El Poblado? You may ask. ...