Explore in Columbia Tours
Is it safe to visit Colombia? If you want to lose one of the most beautiful, vibrant and exciting in the world, by all means, stay home. But stay home; never experience the charming colonial architecture of Cartagena, museums, galleries and theaters in Bogota, or the snowy mountains and sandy beaches of Santa Marta in colombian tours. I’ll never say you’ve been in the capital of salsa or Latin America has walked on the land where his morning coffee comes from. Today the situation has significantly improved travel, and most areas are safe for tourists. It is not always the trouble to travel to conflict zones and in the case of Colombia, however, areas that are frequented by tourists are safe and the people of the nation is proud, welcoming and helpful.
Visit the incomparable La Candelaria district, filled with museums, centuries old churches and streets closed to traffic. Plaza de Bolivar, Palacio de Nariño, Biblioteca Luis A Arango, and even houses and buildings you pass all contribute to the history and culture of this great city. See the Presidential Palace, the Gold Museum or the funky Chorro de Quevedo region. Experience Latin American Theater Festival, the largest theater festival in the world (held every two years in April) or go to the Avenida Septima every Friday night and Sunday to watch street performances, magic shows and live music in the festive atmosphere.
