About Colombia
With various Spanish colonial sites in every corner, forever temperate weather, and matchless hospitality, it is no wonder all Colombian natives can recount nostalgic chronicles of their beloved country. Colombia, once fabled to be the city imbued with gold streets—El Dorado, or a verdant city of emeralds, attests some truth to the myths with its natural wonders: lush rainforests and misty snowcapped mountain ranges. Rich in colonial and modern metropolis architecture, Bogota, the capital city, is filled with memorable attractions like The Plaza de Bolivar, the Gold Museum, and the Salt Cathedral in Zipaquira. The growing in popularity city of Cartagena, will have you enjoying the clear, sandy beaches of Islas de Rosarios, the chiva—a lively party bus, and Bocagrande—the main part of the remarkable Ciudad Murallada. Indulge on Colombian food you’ll never forget with the galore of food vendors on the streets. Snackable Bunuelos and hojuelas are treats to your taste buds, but can leave such a lasting impression to your stay that you may never want to leave.
Bogota
Cartagena
