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The Museo del Oro de Bogotá houses the world's largest collection of pre-Hispanic gold, with approximately 50,000 pieces from the Muisca, Quimbaya, Zenú and Tayrona cultures.
La Candelaria
Historic center of Bogotá founded in 1538, La Candelaria concentrates major museums, colonial squares and buildings of Colombian political power.
Musée Botero
In a colonial mansion in La Candelaria, the Botero Museum showcases the collection donated by Fernando Botero: his own works and international masters, with free admission.
A former gang-marked neighborhood nestled against Bogotá's hillsides, Egipto is now visited alongside its residents, blending social history with religious traditions.
Medellín
From Comuna 13 to Plaza Botero, Medellín tells the story of a Colombian city's transformation into an open-air urban laboratory.
The world capital of salsa, Cali pulses between colonial heritage, panoramic Christ the King and electrifying nights in the Cauca valley.
Bogotá
Perched at 2,640 m in the Andes, Bogotá blends colonial heritage, world-class museums and a vibrant urban scene. Your complete guide to Colombia's capital.
In the heart of Colombia's Magdalena region, Aracataca is the birthplace of Gabriel García Márquez and the cradle of the mythical Macondo from One Hundred Years of Solitude.
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