One-day itineraries to discover the best of every city, airport by airport.
Founded in 1525, Santa Marta is the oldest continuously existing city founded by the Spanish in South America, today the gateway to Tayrona...
Known as the 'city of parks' for its numerous urban green spaces, Bucaramanga remains the starting point for the Chicamocha Canyon, one of the...
Entirely whitewashed according to a colonial ordinance never rescinded, Popayán is home to one of the oldest and most solemn Holy Week processions...
Self-proclaimed capital of salsa, Cali experiences music not as evening entertainment but as part of everyday life, from neighborhood dance...
Ringed by more than eleven kilometers of walls built to resist pirates, Cartagena de Indias preserves one of the best-preserved colonial centers...
A Colombian island in the Caribbean Sea geographically closer to Nicaragua than to mainland Colombia, San Andrés owes its fame to a sea that...
Once one of the world's most dangerous cities in the nineteen nineties, Medellín invested in the following decade in public transportation and...
At 2,600 meters' elevation, Bogotá compresses four centuries of colonial history into the few streets of the La Candelaria neighborhood, while...
Heart of Colombia's Coffee Triangle along with Pereira and Manizales, Armenia bears the name of the Caucasian nation as a tribute to solidarity...
Main river port on the Magdalena River, Barranquilla hosts every February the world's second-largest carnival after Rio de Janeiro, a UNESCO...
At Colombia's southernmost tip, where the country borders Brazil and Peru along the Amazon River, Leticia lives almost entirely in function of the...
Main city of Colombia's coffee triangle, Pereira is the most convenient departure point for visiting the farms that have made the country famous...
