The Tour to Santa Fe de Antioquia will take you to discover one of Colombia’s oldest colonial cities, famous for its cobblestone streets, historic churches, and well-preserved architecture. During the tour, you will visit iconic places such as the Basilica Cathedral and the emblematic Puente de Occidente, a masterpiece of engineering declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. Additionally, you will enjoy a typical lunch at a local restaurant, surrounded by the colonial atmosphere that characterizes this gem of the country, allowing you to immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the region.
The tour includes the Puente de Occidente, the historic center, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Juan del Corral Museum.
Founded in 1541, it was the capital of the Antioquia department until 1826 and is known for its well-preserved colonial architecture.
In addition to touring the historic center, you can enjoy a horse-drawn carriage ride and try local gastronomy, such as the Antioquian tamale.
It is one of the longest suspension bridges in Latin America, built in 1887, and a symbol of engineering from that era.
Santa Fe de Antioquia was declared a National Monument of Colombia in 1960 due to its historical and cultural importance.
The Puente de Occidente was designed by José María Villa, the same engineer who participated in the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.
The city is known as “The Mother City” of Antioquia due to its importance in the history of the department.