Old house, from the second half of the nineteenth century, two floors, Spanish colonial style, with decorative details of republican style. It was restored in several stages, between 1975 and 1985, by the architects Gonzalo Romero Mantilla and Antonio José Díaz Ardila. The collection is displayed in two rooms on the second floor, contiguous and communicated with each other with central panels in wood.

The Metropolitan Aqueduct of Bucaramanga, thinking about the improvement of the quality of life of the inhabitants of the Metropolitan Area, developed a public space called Water Park. This is a space where not only applies the recreational function but also didactic, because it combines water and nature as vital elements for human beings, allowing us to expand our knowledge of our values. The objective is to preserve the meaning and history of the site, treating water as do hydraulic engineers.

Ceremonial Paths: it was covered with Barichara stone, placed by craftsmen from that municipality of Santander. It is a reference to indigenous ceremonial paths, emphasizing the use of replicas of the pre-Columbian Augustinian culture.

In this "house of doors always open" is built the most comprehensive Spanish-language library of the world ... from the magic realism of America a gift for the whole world. Welcome always.

The La Flora Park is a vital space for Bucaramanga, a 10.5 hectare lung provided with a unique ecosystem for lovers of sports, walking, healthy recreation and natural wonders.

Bucaramanga and its metropolitan area have grown at an accelerated rate. Today, one million inhabitants are concentrated in 5% of their area. That is why the Metropolitan Area of ​​Bucaramanga builds the largest urban park in Colombia