Zócalos de Guatapé
Alto del Chocho
Esta granja es un destino ideal para el turismo rural y ecológico en Antioquia, ofreciendo a los visitantes contacto directo con la naturaleza, animales de granja y paisajes panorámicos del valle de Marinilla.
Replica del viejo Peñol
The replica of Viejo Peñol in Antioquia is a major tourist attraction in the region, offering visitors a glimpse into the history and architecture of the old town before the reservoir was built.
Paseo en bote
A boat ride is a must-do activity for anyone looking for things to do in Medellín, combining relaxation, photography, and time in nature. This outing offers a blend of scenic beauty, culture, and recreation in one of the country’s most visited destinations.
Represa de Guatapé
The Guatapé Dam is a key factor in the development of Antioquia and Colombia’s energy production, as it is one of the country’s main hydroelectric reservoirs. Its construction transformed the landscape of eastern Antioquia, creating an ideal setting for water sports.
Piedra del Peñol
Also known as the Rock of Guatapé. This monolith, standing over 200 meters tall, offers a unique experience as you climb its more than 700 steps, providing spectacular panoramic views of the reservoir and the landscapes of eastern Antioquia.
Los Zocalos
The bas-reliefs are one of the most iconic elements of cultural tourism in Antioquia, notable for their colorful designs that adorn the facades of houses and depict the history, traditions, and daily life of the town.
Plaza de los Zocalos
Plaza de los Zócalos is an iconic destination for cultural tourism in Antioquia, renowned for its colorful architecture and the display of baseboards that represent the region’s identity, history, and traditions.
Calle de los Recuerdos
Memory Lane is a place where the town’s history and heritage are reflected in its traditional architecture, baseboards, and spaces that evoke the region’s past.
