Colombia Animal, Castles & palaces, Flowers, Historical, Military, Religious + Sunset & sunrise pictures

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Bogota’s most iconic public square is dedicated to a hero of the Latin American wars for independence and lined with historical landmarks.

For half a century, this grand hillside castle was inhabited by a prominent Spanish aristocrat. Now the mock-gothic building and its lovely scenic grounds have been opened to the public as a museum.

Unspoiled waters, island tunnels and caves make this secluded marine park one of the world’s most unique and rewarding diving spots.

For half a century, this grand hillside castle was inhabited by a prominent Spanish aristocrat. Now the mock-gothic building and its lovely scenic grounds have been opened to the public as a museum.

For half a century, this grand hillside castle was inhabited by a prominent Spanish aristocrat. Now the mock-gothic building and its lovely scenic grounds have been opened to the public as a museum.

Rolling mountains, verdant jungles, tropical islands, colonial cities and welcoming locals make this South American country an extraordinary travel destination.

Unspoiled waters, island tunnels and caves make this secluded marine park one of the world’s most unique and rewarding diving spots.

One of the wonders of Colombia, this park is home to varied ecosystems of mountains, forests, cliffs and beaches.

In the foothills of the great Monserrate mountain you will find this lovely country house, once the summer home of the legendary general and independence hero Simón Bolívar.

Rolling mountains, verdant jungles, tropical islands, colonial cities and welcoming locals make this South American country an extraordinary travel destination.

Rolling mountains, verdant jungles, tropical islands, colonial cities and welcoming locals make this South American country an extraordinary travel destination.

Colombia’s charming second city has redefined itself after the dark days of the 1980s. Now it is known for its innovation, its natural beauty and its distinctive cultural scene. 

Unspoiled waters, island tunnels and caves make this secluded marine park one of the world’s most unique and rewarding diving spots.

This Colombian region of rugged contours and diverse climates enthralls with its fascinating indigenous customs and its hearty local cuisine.

Discover the local customs of colonial port cities, relax on sun-drenched beaches and wander through tropical terrain on Colombia’s northern coast.

Escape the downtown bustle in this serene 16th-century church, home to an elaborate gilded altarpiece and a number of notable frescoes.

Bogota’s most iconic public square is dedicated to a hero of the Latin American wars for independence and lined with historical landmarks.

Colombia’s charming second city has redefined itself after the dark days of the 1980s. Now it is known for its innovation, its natural beauty and its distinctive cultural scene. 

For half a century, this grand hillside castle was inhabited by a prominent Spanish aristocrat. Now the mock-gothic building and its lovely scenic grounds have been opened to the public as a museum.

Rolling mountains, verdant jungles, tropical islands, colonial cities and welcoming locals make this South American country an extraordinary travel destination.