Cali, known as the Sucursal del Cielo, is a city that combines history, culture and nature. From its emblematic monuments to its lively neighborhoods, Cali offers a unique and different experience for every visitor.
Located on the Cerro de los Cristales, this 26-meter high monument was inaugurated in 1953 to commemorate 50 years of peace after the Thousand Days War. From here, you can have one of the most impressive views of Cali, especially at sunset. You can arrive by car or on guided tours and combine your visit with ecological hiking in the surrounding area.
In addition to the viewpoint, there are craft stalls, typical juices and gastronomic options for all tastes. Climbing the Cristo Rey monument is not just a tourist visit, it is a Cali ritual.
This pedestrian corridor on the banks of the Cali River is perfect for walking, biking or just relaxing. Along the boulevard, you will find sculptures, green areas and a very active cultural life that reflects the spirit of the city.
Along the route you can find sculptures, green areas and an active cultural life, cafes, restaurants and street stalls offer alternatives to taste the local cuisine. During December, the boulevard is transformed with a spectacular Christmas lighting, attracting both locals and tourists from all over Colombia.
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San Antonio is one of the most traditional and charming neighborhoods of Cali. Its stone streets, colonial houses and bohemian atmosphere make it a perfect place for lovers of art, history and cultural life.
With a colonial architecture, San Antonio is the most bohemian neighborhood of Cali. Here you can enjoy cozy cafes, restaurants, art galleries and a spectacular view from its hill, especially at sunset.
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This park houses the famous sculpture of the River Cat, created by the artist Hernando Tejada, along with more than a dozen cats intervened by different artists.
It is a perfect place to enjoy urban art, take creative photographs and participate in cultural events; its natural surroundings also make it an ideal place to spend a quiet afternoon, picnicking or simply relaxing in the shade.
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Considered one of the main cultural centers of the city of Cali, La Tertulia Museum offers modern and contemporary art exhibitions, cinema and educational workshops. It is a meeting point for art and culture lovers.
Its location in front of the Cali River and its outdoor gardens make it a very pleasant place to visit. The museum offers a space where art dialogues with the city, being a meeting point for artists, students and visitors interested in culture.
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This colonial church, located in the historic center of the capital of Valle del Cauca, is one of the oldest temples in Cali. Its architecture and historical value make it an obligatory stop for those who wish to learn about the roots of the city.
The temple is part of a complex that includes museums and cultural spaces, and is often part of walking tours of the center.
Visit it with this walking tour
It is the main square of Cali and the heart of its historic center. Surrounded by emblematic buildings such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, it is an ideal place to start a tour of the city, observe urban life and take pictures.
Throughout the year, Caicedo Square hosts cultural events, fairs and celebrations that reinforce its role as a public space par excellence in the city of Cali.
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This museum administered by the Banco de la República exhibits an impressive collection of goldsmith pieces from the Calima culture, offering a deep insight into the pre-Hispanic civilizations that inhabited the region.
The tour in this museum includes the observation of gold objects, ceramics and other materials, accompanied by educational and didactic information. It is an excellent place to learn more about the indigenous legacy of Valle del Cauca, with activities designed for visitors of all ages.
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This park is a cultural space where local artisans sell their products and artistic events are held. It is a perfect place to buy souvenirs and enjoy Cali’s culture in a relaxed atmosphere.
In addition to acquiring handmade souvenirs, it is possible to attend cultural presentations and taste typical foods such as marranitas or empanadas de pipián. This park is perfect to experience the spirit of Cali in a relaxed and festive atmosphere.
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From this iconic viewpoint, presided over by the statue of the conquistador Sebastián de Belalcázar, you can get a different panoramic view of Cali, including its neighborhoods, mountains and river. The statue, which points west, is also one of the most photographed points in the city, very popular for watching the sunset and taking good pictures.
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For more information and to plan your trip to these and other places to visit in Cali and Valle del Cauca, we invite you to explore the tour guides available at https://visitvalle.travel/en/
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