Category: Antioquia


Colombia’s Jerico: God, nature and coffee
Jerico is one of the quaint colonial towns near Medellin that is just beginning to blossom as a...
Venecia, the town that became the icon of Colombia’s coffee culture
Venecia, a small town some 50 miles southwest of Medellin, offers visitors a tranquil scenery, a...
How one of Colombia’s top tourism attractions is slowly dying
The Guatape water reservoir, one of Colombia’s most visited tourist attractions, is slowly...
Tourist survives 5 days lost in Colombia’s wilderness
A Chilean tourists was rescued by authorities in northwest Colombia on Sunday after a three-hour...
Exploring colonial architecture in Abejorral, Antioquia
Abejorral is one of the remaining gems of Colombia’s Antioquia province that already boasts...
Main mansion of Pablo Escobar’s Haciendo Napoles collapses
Twenty years after the death of its original owner, the former home of slain drug lord Pablo...
Santa Fe de Antioquia celebrates 8th annual Photography Festival
Thousands of photography-lovers and tourists alike will descend on the picturesque colonial town...
‘The best view in the world’: La Piedra del Peñol
A view from an airplane window as it flies over Colombia’s central state of Antioquia is the...
Exploring Colombia’s colonial countryside in Jardin
Just a few hours from the Colombia’s bustling second city lies a small town called Jardin, a...
Itagui Park
Itagui Park can be described as both the geographical and cultural heart of Medellin’s...
Wine festival returns to outskirts of Medellin
A local winemaker is once again opening his doors to the public as part of a small wine and...
Tiny Colombian town expects 1000s to witness local nun becoming saint
The tiny village of Jerico, Antioquia is expecting to at least double in size on Sunday when...
