Santa fe de antioquia tour – TheAndesAdventure

 5/5

$ 65 Per person

Visit the oldest town of Antioquia, beautiful and colonial, first capital before Medellín, over 480 years old, same streets, same balconies, same doors, same town, same beauty

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In this tour we’ll get to see a totally different town compare to the traditional Paisa towns, it became one of the most prosperous towns of all Colombia, it used to live from gold. Before we get there we’ll drive through the giant Andean mountains, going from 4500 feet in Medellin, up the mountain over 7000 feet and down again to 1200 feet. We’ll get to see amazing landscapes and feel totally different weathers, ride a farmer’s cable car, visit the Historical center at Santa Fe of Antioquia and the famous west bridge.

Start Time

7:00/9:00am - Hotel pick up

La Aldea

Traditional snaks and coffee

Cable Car Ride

stunning views

Jericó Town

visit main square

Santa Fe de Antioquia

Historical Center and Museum

West Bridge

Walk through the bridge

Finish Time

3:00/5:00pm (approx) - Hotel

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