Villa de LeyvaOne of the few towns in Colombia that conserved all its colonial architecture, flooded with tourists during weekends.
TagangaThis small village in Colombia still has the charm of the old days and it's a nice place to visit and explore.
MedellínMedellín is the second largest city in Colombia, a vibrant city, with plenty to do and see.
San Agustin Archaeological Park500 imposing statues, carved in stone, stand as proof that pre-Hispanic cultures inhabited this region of Colombia for over fifteen centuries.
ColombiaColombia is one of the equatorial countries of the world, but unique in its extreme topography and abundance of water.
BogotaBogotá is a city of contrasts, and as such it offers a unique experience to its visitors.
Sofitel Santa ClaraHotel Santa Clara is a converted seventeenth-century convent, a grand and historic hotel, easily the top lodging in the Caribbean coast city of Cartagena (...)
La Passion HotelPassion doesn’t have to declare itself loudly. La Passion, an eight-room boutique hotel in a Spanish Colonial manor house in Cartagena, Colombia, is (...)
La Merced HotelUnless you’re a Spanish colonial history buff, you might not have ever given Cartagena de Indias a second thought. But thanks to a prime location on the (...)
Hotel QuadrifolioNamed for the four-leaf-clover figure that forms a common motif in Spanish Colonial Colombian architecture, the Quadrifolio is a bit of a time capsule. (...)
Hotel Charleston BogotaConsider it a “business boutique,” for lack of a better phrase. The Hotel Charleston dates back to the 1980s, which means it anticipated by some years (...)
Tayrona National Park, ColombiaThis is not a beach like you are used to see. It is wild and untouched by civilization. So forget your phone at home and leave your worries behind.
Photo by C. Johnston
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