moun­tain range

vol­cano locat­ed in the Cen­tral Andes of Colom­bia

vol­canic moun­tain in Colom­bia

moun­tain in Colom­bia

sec­ond high­est moun­tain in Colom­bia

Sev­er­al mon­u­men­tal stat­ues of human fig­ures can be seen in the park, which also con­tains many hypogea dat­ing from the…

The muse­um of Pala­cio de la Inquisi­ciAn (Palace of Inqui­si­tion) was where the Span­ish Inqui­si­tion tor­tured, judged an…

The largest group of reli­gious mon­u­ments and mega­lith­ic sculp­tures in South Amer­i­ca stands in a wild, spec­tac­u­lar lan…

While this under­stat­ed gar­den has more than 4,500 flow­ers and 139 species of birds, the most impres­sive part is The O…

In the sum­mer months, this Colom­bian riv­er turns red. Count­ed as the most weird­est places in the world, the riv­er bed…

The Nuqui area attracts lots of eco­tourists, vis­i­tors who come here to take canoe tours of the man­groves, try the hot…

A stun­ning two-kilo­me­ter-long beach in an almost for­got­ten cor­ner of Colom­bia, the black sands of Playa Alme­jal are f…

Unspoiled, rus­tic, and unbe­liev­ably beau­ti­ful, the beach­es of Colom­bi­a’s Tay­rona Nation­al Park (and the sur­round­ing b…

A Roman ruin on the Coun­ty Hall site, the Town House has two prin­ci­pal ranges of rooms. The South Range has flint and…

An excep­tion­al exam­ple of a sus­tain­able and pro­duc­tive cul­tur­al land­scape that is unique and rep­re­sen­ta­tive of a trad…

Sit­u­at­ed in a bay in the Caribbean Sea, Carta­ge­na has the most exten­sive for­ti­fi­ca­tions in South Amer­i­ca. A sys­tem of…

The Lib­er­ty Tree com­mem­o­rates the 640 vic­tims of the Unit­ed Irish­men, who died on May 25, 1798. Dur­ing a planned risi…

Impres­sive col­lec­tion of gold and pre-Colom­bian arti­facts from Colom­bia and sur­round­ing nations. Don’t miss this muse…

Extend­ing over 72,000 ha in north-west­ern Colom­bia, Los Katios Nation­al Park com­pris­es low hills, forests and humid p…

From Camel­lon de los Mar­tires you pass through the his­tor­i­cal city gate ”’Puer­to del Reloj”’, the gate of the clock…

This is the plaza where Suba was found­ed as an inde­pen­dent pueblo in 1550 (it was only annexed to Bogo­tA? in 1954). O…

Area: 112,88 sq. km., vol­ume: 359,89999 cubic meters, depth avg: 3,2 m, shore length: 159,74001 m, res time: 1355,1, …

Next to the for­mer, there is anoth­er beau­ti­ful tri­an­gu­lar square, ”’Plaza de la Adu­a­na”’, sur­round­ed by impres­sive …

Area: 286,54999 sq. km., vol­ume: 1097,25 cubic meters, depth avg: 3,8 m, shore length: 485,70001 m, res time: 35,5999…

A land­mark ded­i­cat­ed to and named after the city’s founder Pedro de Here­di­a’s native trans­la­tor Catali­na.