We Recommend Barranquilla
Afternoon at Salgar CastleThe Castle is one of the last buildings that still retains architectural features of the colonial era, near the delta of the Magdalena river. Admire the view and delight yourself |
Fun and Dance at the CarnivalBarranquilla's Carnival is one of the largest in the world. It occurs each year at the start of Lent (40 days prior to holy week) and features dancing, music, and masquerade, with spanish, African, Cuban, and indigenous influences. |
Handycrafts Centerof UsiacuríOne hour from Barranquilla, Usiacurí a typical handy crafts center, is mostly known for the works on the Palma de Iraca, a tradition that has been passed on for generations. This plant, common in the nearby areas, is used to create amazing pieces of art. |
Typical Street Food La tiendecitaEnjoy a traditional colombian coast line meal in La Tiendecita Barranquillera. There, you can eat freshly made food like chicharron" the traditional "arepa e´ huevo" and |
