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The Parque Nacional del Café is a Colombian theme park located in the municipality of Montenegro in Quindío, Colombia. It has a cable car, shows, world coffee garden, three roller coasters, food stands based on coffee, Colombian folk architecture, and more, totaling 40 attractions that are divided into: mechanical, aquatic and thematic.

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The Gold Museum of the Bank of the Republic of Colombia is an institution open to the public whose purpose is the acquisition, preservation and exhibition of pieces of goldsmithery and pottery of indigenous cultures of the pre-Columbian period of present-day Colombia. It is located at the corner of 16th Street with 5th Avenue, on the eastern side of Santander Park, in the historic center of Bogota.

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The hill of Monserrate is the best known of the Eastern hills of Bogota. Next to Guadalupe is one of the tutelary hills of the city. Monserrate has an altitude of 3152 m and is located on the eastern mountain range. The hills of Bogotá, of sedimentary origin, are at least 16 million years old, with rocks of Cretaceous age belonging to the Guadeloupe Group, as far as the geological aspect. Until the mid-seventeenth century it was known as Las Nieves hill. The Basilica of the Lord of Monserrate has been a place of religious pilgrimage since colonial times and is a natural, religious, gastronomic attraction of the city. You can ascend the hill by the footpath, by cable car or funicular.

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PARQUE ARQUEOLÓGICO NACIONAL DE TIERRADENTRO.

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PARQUE ARQUEOLÓGICO NACIONAL DE TIERRADENTRO.

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On the valley of the San Andrés gulch, near the city of Popayán, is one of the tourist places of Colombia of greater archaeological value, home of enormous sculptures in stone and an extraordinary concentration of underground tombs prehispanic constructed between the 600 and 900 dc
The park, now declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco, stretches for 2085 km2, and is organized in the archaeological areas of Alto del Aguacate, Alto de San Andrés, Alto de Segovia, Alto del Duende and Tablón.

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The Rock of El Peñol, made up of quartz, feldspar and mica, was first climbed on July 16. The rock of El Peñol, built by quartz, feldspar and mica, was climbed for the first time on July 16 of 1954 by an inhabitant of the area, Luis Eduardo Villegas López. in the company of Ramon Diaz and Pedro Nel Ramírez until now the stone still belongs to the Villegas family. You can now access to its summit by climbing 740 steps built on the monolith.

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The Rosario Islands (or Corales del Rosario) is a small archipelago made up of about 28 islands, which is part of the insular area of Cartagena de Indias, with a land area of 20 hectares (0.20 km²) located off the coast of the Department of Bolivar, to the same latitude that the peninsula of Barú. In them is located one of the national natural parks of Colombia, created to protect one of the most important coral reefs of the Colombian Caribbean coast.

It is a territory belonging to the Colombian Atlantic region, and depends on the department of Bolivar. The islands consist of a small platform composed of successive coral formations at different depths

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The recently created National Park of Chicamocha (known as PANACHI) is one of the few natural parks of Colombia dedicated to ecotourism, being therefore one of the most important tourist sites of the country.

The park is located on the Bucaramanga - San Gil road, 54 km from the capital of the department of Santander and 39 km from San Gil, being jurisdiction of the municipality of Aratoca, it has been built on the Chicamocha Canyon, taking advantage of its natural and historical. Its extension is of 264 hectares.

The Park comprises an urban complex formed by different elements and places that represent the Santanderean culture.

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The Cathedral of Salt is an enclosure built inside the salt mines of Zipaquirá, in the department of Cundinamarca, Colombia. It is actually a tourist site, it is more like a museum than a real cathedral temple.
The cathedral of Sal of Zipaquirá is considered one of the most remarkable architectural and artistic achievements of Colombian architecture, granting even the title of architectonic jewel of modernity.The importance of the Cathedral lies in its value as a cultural, religious heritage and environmental.

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Is a temple and basilica for Catholic Christian worship and veneration of Our Lady of Las Lajas the main building measures 27.50 meters the height to the tower is 100 meters and the bridge is 50 meters high by 17 meters wide and 20 meters long this sanctuary is located in Ipiales, Department of Nariño, south of the Republic of Colombia and is a destination for pilgrimage and tourism since the XVIII century.