All Day Santa Fé de Antioquia

 Leave Medellín, heading west pass through Tamarinds Park before arriving at West Bridge, a masterwork of engineering. It was one of the first suspended bridges in South America.

After traveling for 1.25hrs (70km) arrival at Santa Fe de Antioquia, where time stands still since the colonial era. Founded in 1541, its narrow streets run alongside whitewashed buildings. Worth visiting are Santa Barbara church, Museum of Liturgical Art, the Cathedral and Juan del Corral Museum.

After lunch return to Medellín, visit small and wonderfully preserved town of San Jerónimo, with its beautiful church and architecture from both Colonial and Republican eras. On the way back will pass vendors selling exotic fruits such as pineapples, oranges, tamarind and mango.

Visit to

• Tamarinds park.
• Santa Fe de Antioquia.
• Enjoy lunch.
• San Jerónimo.
• Vendors selling exotic fruits.

Duration:

Approximately eight hours.