Travel blog about exploring the charming, historic, colonial towns designated as Pueblos Patrimonios in Colombia.
Colombia's elite group of Pueblos Patrimonios are famous for their colonial architecture and living traditions and our travel guide tells you how to enjoy them.
There are two miraculous reasons to travel to Buga, Colombia. One involves a crucifix. The other involves craft beer.
Aguadas, Colombia is full of traditional hat makers--if you know where to look.
Travel to Salamina, Colombia for unexpected wax palms, the weirdest breakfast in Colombia, quirky architecture, and a rich coffee growing heritage.
Birthplace of Colombia's only saint and home to the country's most renowned makers of an iconic traditional bag, Jericó, Colombia is worth your travel time.
Travel to Jardin, Colombia to see why Jardineros are so proud of their quiet, colonial, coffee country town.
Travel to colonial Santa Fe de Antioquia, near Medellin, Colombia, for cobblestone charm, a great hotel, a boho cafe, and a museum that honors a favored son.
Honda, Colombia is a hot colonial town that's slow to reveal its charms, but travel persistence pays off with pirates, politicians, and a lovely boutique hotel.
