City: Colombia
Top Things to do in Colombia
Top Hotels in Colombia
- 1. Hyatt Regency Cartagena
- 2. ESTELAR Cartagena de Indias Hotel & Convention Centre
- 3. Grand Hyatt Bogota
- 4. Hotel Las Americas Casa de Playa
- 5. Hotel Estelar Playa Manzanillo
- 6. Hilton Garden Inn Bogota Airport
- 7. Hotel Las Americas Torre del Mar
- 8. Hotel Cartagena Plaza
- 9. Hotel Caribe By Faranda Grand, A Member of Radisson Individuals
- 10. Hotel Almirante
The 10 Best Sights & Landmarks in Colombia, Colombia
Coordinates: 4°N 72°W / 4°N 72°W / 4; -72
Restaurants in Colombia
1. Ciudad Perdida
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,782 reviews
Reviewed By JMSBellido
We just finished a 4 days trecking with Magic Tours Sta Marta and we really wanna thank the team Keilly, Saul & Rodrigo for the amazing experience we have got, well organised, warm people, good and healthy food for finally arriving to that wonder : The Lost City!!????, thanks Magic Tours we will come back for sure JM & Sindre.....1000 kisses
2. Eje Cafetero (Zona Cafetera)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Colombia-road-travel - Medellin, Colombia
I have driven all through this magnificent area a number of times, you must behold at least once. The landscape, the rolling hills, the Cauca Valley, the nature, the hiking, the coffee farms and the people, just go and see it and experience it for yourself. I have been through the whole area, back and forth, a number of times in my car as I always make it a point to "stop and smell the roses" as they say on my travels from my home in Medellin to Cali and into Ecuador and also Neiva to the south and so too on my return to my home in Medellin. You will enjoy as I and countless other have!
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4. La Casa de las Piedritas
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By curtdo - Atlanta, United States
We went to La Casa de las Piedritas after a menu del dia in Envigado. We walked across town about 25 minutes from where we were and it was not a problem. The house is actually not very far from the Principle Park of Envigado. This was a very interesting stone house that the owner has been building for 37 years. He and his wife greeted the visitors very warmly and gave the tour of their private home. They even offered candy and coffee at the end. You can tip at the end if you like, but there is not push for it.
5. Finca Del Cafe
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 68 reviews
Experiential coffee tour in our plantation like our grandparents did process the coffee . You can use hat, poncho and basket to picking the beans. The process is from the seed to palate. Schedules :9.00 am and 2:00 pm
Reviewed By Jeanfromlondon - London, United Kingdom
Stayed at the finca and took the fascinating tour around the plantation with our 2 children aged 5 and 7. Even the children loved the whole experience picking coffee beans along the way. Very impressed with the knowledge of the guide and his passion for the Colombian coffee culture. The owners have done a wonderful job creating the route adding miradors for amazing views of the landscape along the way. There is also a fascinating selection of Colombian biodiversity to experience with frogs, citrus trees, papaya and banana trees and beautiful flowers all on display and explained as part of the tour. Would recommend highly as an essential part of the Colombian travel experience.
6. La Divisa De Don Juan
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 59 reviews
We provide the service of coffee rural tourism, showing the different stages of cultivation of coffee from its origin (seed) to their preparation (cup) in a family friendly atmosphere with the flora and fauna of our coffee company, where tourists can live coffeemaker experience, enjoy collecting and processing of coffee and know everything about farming.
Reviewed By 867annl - Swansea County, United Kingdom
Had a fantastic day at the coffee farm today. A real family farm producing amazing coffee. What a lovely welcome. Definitely recommended!
7. Catedral de Sal de Zipaquira
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,771 reviews
Beautiful completely carved in Salt Cathedral is unique in its kind and presents visitors a majesty unparalleled. 180 meters underground lies a place away from everyday life invites reflection, self-discovery and inner encounter with the spiritual part.
Reviewed By Nekoneelz - Bogota, Colombia
I'm not a very religious person, however art and history has always interested me, so this place was an unexpected treat! Id advise anyone who hasn't been here before to visit. It's less that 2hrs away from Bogota, and the bus ride there is cheap (TM to Portal Norte and then s bus to Zipa until the centro). Entrance to the mines is a bit pricey, cheaper if you show residency (lucky me) , but worth it. Packages are available, and there are restaurants and gift shops
8. Barrio La Candelaria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,693 reviews
Toda la agenda artística, cultura, turística y de ofertas comerciales. Consultores , te asesoramos en la visita a La Candelaria, Bogotá. https://t.me/LaCandelaria,
Reviewed By jwwvnyc - Hillsdale, United States
While there are lots of foodie reasons to spend time in the neighborhoods north of downtown La Candelaria, this area is the most engaging in Bogota and worth a day just wandering. It helps that there are lots of sites and museums to visit as well.
9. Mount Monserrate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15,682 reviews
Monserrate hill provides exceptional panaromic views of Bogata and beyond.
Reviewed By astridc2015 - Aruba, Caribbean
This is a must visit: exciting funicular ride up the mountain, incredible views from the top, and peaceful paths for walking and contemplation.
10. Walled City of Cartagena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22,769 reviews
Reviewed By midwaytoheaven - Midway, United States
A PHOTOGRAPHERS DREAM! We loved exploring both the inside and outside of the Old City Walls of Cartagena. It is amazing that these walls still exist and standing after hundreds of years of history. Boy, if these walls could talk what stories they would tell. A MUST SEE when visiting Caratgena. BOTTOM LINE: What a fun place to see so much history in a compact area. You can wall atop many parts of the wall and get a different perspective of the old city, too. We found it fun strolling the old narrow cobblestone streets, seeing the Cartagena Cathedral, San Pedro Church, city hall, customs house square, shops, jewelry stores, historical statues, seeing street vendors, Yellow Clock squared and more. Plan to spend several hours strolling the streets and better appreciate the flavor of this walled old city. MY RATING: 9/10. Most of the old colonial homes have been nicely restored. You'll see some beautiful flowered balconies down every street. A photographers dream location. Photo and selfie stops around every corner!
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