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3 Days in Bogota: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, April 2012
This enormous city of more than eight million people is a world-class cultural destination, with some 60 museums, scores of gorgeous Spanish colonial churches, and dozens of pretty parks, plazas, ... Read more
Nightlife in Bogota: La Zona Rosa
Written by Viator, April 2012
While the vast majority of Bogota’s tourist attractions are in the Candelaria, the city’s historic center, nightlife in this hipster stronghold may disappoint travelers with more sophisticated ... Read more
3 Days in Cartagena: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, April 2012
This Spanish colonial gem, with some of the hemisphere’s loveliest architecture, built right on the brilliant blue Caribbean, should already be a world-class destination. And, certainly, it already ... Read more
3 Days in Medellín: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, April 2012
“The main risk in Medellín,” you’ll be warned at every turn, “is that you won’t want to leave.” With its stunning setting amidst scenic mountains, fine dining and nightlife, glorious green ... Read more
Hiking El Penol from Medellin
Written by Paige , Nicaragua, December 2012
One of the most relaxing day trips from Medellin is an excursion to El Penol. This popular outdoor destination is located about 86km (53mi) northeast of Medellin proper, close to the adorable ... Read more
Bogota’s La Candelaria Neighborhood
Written by Paige , Nicaragua, November 2012
The Spanish Colonial heart of Bogota, Colombia, is La Candelaria, and unlike other historic districts you’ll find when strolling in Latin America, this vibrant, artsy neighborhood is anything but ... Read more
Day Trips from Cartagena
Written by Ernest White , March 2013
Cartagena might be the jewel of Colombia’s Caribbean coast, but that doesn’t mean that visitors to this gorgeous colonial city aren’t also interested in treasures that might be buried a little ... Read more
Bus Travel in Colombia
Written by Ernest White , March 2013
Straddling three branches of the Andes, with two coasts and a blanket of jungle on either side, Colombia may not seem like an easy country in which to get around by bus, and historically, it wasn’t. ... Read more
Nightlife in Medellín
Written by Ernest White , February 2013
Being Colombia’s second city and newfound expat paradise, Medellín has a lot to prove. But with a rack of nightclubs playing everything from salsa and rock to reggaeton and vallenato (a popular ... Read more
