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Cali will easily keep you occupied for a number of days, whether it be sleeping off late nights in salsatecas or wandering the colonial streets of San Antonio. The historic center has a plethora of museums and in the north the barrios of Granada and El Peñon boast upmarket restaurants and boutiques that would not be out of place in Los Angeles or Miami.
San Franciso is an enormous brick plaza and one of the largest in Cali, where pigeons (and humans) gat...
Much like the Sabana train that runs from Bogota, the Tren Turistico Cafe y Azucar runs trips from the...
If you have time on the way to or from the airport, it’s well worth stopping in for a quick whirl ar...
For a little taste of modern art, your best bet will be Museo La Tertulia. This place is much more th...
Should you find yourself downtown in the Centro of Cali there's a few possible reasons that you have r...
The Museo de Arte Colonial contains pottery and pre-colonial relics and is housed in the convent of La...
A respectable collection of gold and ceramics are housed in the Banco de la República building on Cal...
On April 9, 1918, construction of this beautiful yellow theater began. Ten years later it was complete...
On Sundays and public holidays masses of devout Colombian Catholics make their way from neighboring to...
Caleños often wonder why it is that tourists like to wander through their calm streets lined with col...
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