Plan your trip to Barichara: Colombia's most beautiful village, with cobblestone streets, sandstone architecture, and the Camino Real to Guane.
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Bogotá sits at 2,600 metres in the Andes - the Gold Museum has the world's largest pre-Columbian gold collection and Candelaria's street art rewards slow walking. Cartagena's walled city is the most photogenic colonial centre in South America. Medellín has cable cars to comunas that once made headlines for violence and now attract design tourists; the nearby coffee region (Jardín, Salento) is one of the most underrated areas in the country. December to March and July to August are the drier months. Each guide has neighbourhood picks and honest safety context.
Plan your trip to Barichara: Colombia's most beautiful village, with cobblestone streets, sandstone architecture, and the Camino Real to Guane.
Plan your Bogota trip: Colombia's high-altitude capital with world-class museums, colonial La Candelaria, excellent restaurants, and Monserrate.
Plan your trip to Bucaramanga: Colombia's City of Parks, with great food, paragliding over the Andes, and day trips into the Chicamocha Canyon.
Explore Guatape: the colourful lake town near Medellin with El Penol rock, zocalo street art, and Colombia's most scenic artificial reservoir.
Explore Medellin's cable cars, Comuna 13 street art, botanical gardens, and Poblado district: Colombia's City of Eternal Spring and how to see it well.
Plan your trip to Popayan: Colombia's White City with UNESCO Holy Week processions, colonial architecture, and a thriving food scene.
Plan your trip to San Gil: Colombia's adventure capital with white-water rafting, paragliding, caving, and the Chicamocha Canyon in Santander.
Plan your trip to Villa de Leyva: Colombia's best-preserved colonial town, with one of the Americas' largest plazas, fossil museums, and weekend markets.
Jardín is one of Antioquia's most beautiful pueblos: a coffee town with a gondola, a spectacular main plaza and easy access from Medellín.
Explore Manizales, the Coffee Region's mountain capital. From Nevado del Ruiz to the city cable car, here's everything to know before you visit.
Plan your Pereira trip: Colombia's coffee region hub with thermal springs, paragliding, and direct access to Salento's famous wax palm valleys.
Explore Salento, gateway to Cocora Valley's wax palm forests, Colombia's coffee heartland, and one of the best-preserved pueblo paisa towns.
Plan your trip to Barranquilla: home of Colombia's famous Carnival, Caribbean street food, and a thriving port city culture on the Magdalena River.
Visit Cartagena's UNESCO walled Old Town, Castillo San Felipe fortress, and nearby Rosario Islands: Colombia's most iconic Caribbean destination.
Plan your trip to Palomino: Colombia's Caribbean beach town with river tubing, Sierra Nevada treks, and a laid-back backpacker scene.
Plan your trip to Santa Marta: Colombia's oldest city, gateway to Tayrona National Park and the Lost City trek, with Caribbean beaches at your door.
Plan your trip to Cali, Colombia's salsa capital: from Juanchito dance halls to hilltop viewpoints, the Valle del Cauca, and the best restaurants.
Plan your trip to Leticia, Colombia's Amazon gateway on the triple frontier: jungle lodges, pink river dolphins, and authentic indigenous communities.
La Guajira, Colombia: Wayuu culture, Punta Gallinas and desert dunes. Hotels, rancheria stays and tours from Riohacha or Santa Marta.
Plan your trip to Mompox: UNESCO colonial town on the Magdalena River, famous for filigree jewellery, Holy Week processions, and Caribbean river culture.