Visit The Most Beautiful Colonial Town Outside Medellin

Visit The Most Beautiful Colonial Town Outside Medellin

If you like to be immmersed in history, transported to the moment where everything starts, understand the essence of every story and how it evolved, if you´re into colonial anchitecture, into religion and how it influenced our culture, of how Spain changed Colombia in every aspect, if you like hot weathers and different type of landscapes but equally beautiful, this is the tour for you, a tour that brings out all of our old memories, shows you our firsts steps as a country and how everything intertwined to become what we are today.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Restaurante la Aldea, San Jerónimo-Medellín, Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia

Here we´ll taste the most amazing "pastel de pollo" of Antioquia, a very traditional place were only locals visit to have some incredible snacks.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: San Sebastián, Palmitas, Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia

This is a little town hidden between the giant Andes mountains, the only way they have to transport themselfs from mountain to mountain is taking a cablecar, we´ll hop on in one of these and have the most incredible experience, observing the magnificent mountain range in front of us while we fly across, something out of this world.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Centro Historico Santa Fe de Antioquia, Santa Fe de Antioquia Colombia

Our most colonial town, first capital of Antioquia before Medellín, more than 475 years old, it used to be the most prosperous city of Colombia, it has the same stoned streets, the same balconies, the same doors, the same roof as centuries ago, we´ll have a walk around the whole town exploring the historical streets, parks and churches and be transported to colonial times, back when Spain was here.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Puente de Occidente, Santa Fe de Antioquia Colombia

This architectural jewel is unique in Colombia, build by the same guy that helped build the brooklyn bridge in New York, Jose María Villa, a crazy engineer that broke all of the rules of construction to build one of the most important projects of Antioquia, this bridge conected Olaya and Santa Fe de Antioquia that were seperated by the second biggest river of Colombia, the Cauca river.

Duration: 30 minutes