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If there's one man who lingers large over Colombia's recent history, it's the billionaire drug trafficker Pablo Escobar. What few people realize is that you can actually visit the lavish estate built and owned by Escobar in Puerto Triunfo, about 110 miles east of Medellin. The sprawling complex, known as Hacienda Nápoles, fell into disrepair in the decade after Escobar's death in 1993. But the local municipality took control of the property in the mid-2000s and turned it into - of all things - an ever-growing amusement park with an eclectic mix of themed zones, hotels, a water park, and safari-style zoo.

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Colombia's most popular hike is undoubtedly the four-day, 44-kilometer trek to Ciudad Perdida, a lost city hidden deep in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains that was only rediscovered in the 1970s. Built and occupied by Tayrona Indians between the 8th and 14th centuries, this ancient city is said to be one of the largest pre-Columbian settlements discovered in the Americas. Much of the site remains buried beneath a thick jungle quilt - the modern indigenous inhabitants of the area have banned excavations - but you'll find that the stone terraces and stairways are in outstanding shape. It's not possible to visit this site alone, so you'll need to book a tour from Santa Marta in advance.

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Cartagena is the crown jewel of Colombia's Caribbean coast and one of the best-preserved colonial destinations in the Americas. Take a stroll through Old Town and you may feel as if you've stepped back in time to a different era. Maybe it's the 13 kilometers of centuries-old walls or the colorful colonial architecture. Perhaps it's the bougainvillea-covered balconies along the labyrinthine streets or the soaring Catholic churches that tower above every plaza. Whatever it is, visitors can't help but fall for this Caribbean charmer. Note that beyond the World Heritage-listed historic quarter lies a newer, trendier part of town along the Bocagrande peninsula, where upscale condos, open-air cafés, and top restaurants all fight for prime seafront real estate

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The world's third-largest producer of coffee beans, Colombia is a fantastic country for tastings and tours. The vast majority of production takes place in the subtropical Andean hills west of Bogota between the small cities of Armenia, Pereira, and Manizales. This region, known as the Eje Cafetero (or Coffee Axis), is home to a growing number of coffee plantations that have opened up their operations to the public in recent years for tours, tastings, and lavish farm stays. These small (and often organic) plantations are the kind of places where the farmer-owner might take an hour out of his day to explain the process of how a humble "cherry" turns into a coffee bean that will one day be roasted and ground into a latte back home.

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Stone of Peñol or Peñón de Guatapé is a monolith of 220 meters of height, constitutes one of the main tourist attractions. The Piedra del Peñol, composed of quartz, feldspar and mica, was first climbed in 1954 by an inhabitant of the area, Luis Eduardo Villegas López. Currently it is possible to accede to its summit by climbing 702 steps built in the monolith.
It was planned to paint in white the word GUATAPÉ in the stone, nevertheless, by problems with the municipality of the Peñol only managed to paint GI. In the forties, the National Congress declares it National Monument

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This square outside the monumental sculptures, consists of four green sectors distributed throughout the geographical space of the place and two more, which belong to the Rafael Uribe Uribe culture palace, but which likewise enjoy and provide visual richness and ambience Natural to the square, as well as a huge distribution of wrought iron and wooden chairs that facilitate the contemplation and admiration of the artistic, cultural and social landscape that is lived and seen in this public space of Medellín.
This area of culture and free social interaction has undoubtedly become a reference for Medellín and one of the main attractions of the city for national and foreign visitors.

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Recognized as the most innovative city in the world for each of the secrets in its idefications and the culture of cleaning each one of its streets so that its recidentes and visitors enjoy it

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The beautiful city as it has its beautiful parks to walk with each family every weekend and recognized as a manufacturer of footwear and jewelry

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Tourist and religious place very visited by populations of different places of the world excellent view to the city of Bogota where you can climb on foot, teleferico, or fonicular that goes by a tunnel

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It is characterized by a tourist and historical place to visit it since it is one of the oldest geological formations of Colombia showing us these colorful colors