Centro Historico Santa Fe de Antioquia

Centro Historico Santa Fe de Antioquia

Centro Historico Santa Fe de Antioquia
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819andreay
Boca Raton, FL381 contributions
1.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2022 • Couples
Honest review here… Don’t waste your time or money. We read the reviews and thought this would be a nice side trip from Medellin…NO. We hired a driver and took the long 2 hour drive. Our driver was excellent and We’ve used him before so he gave us the history of the city. We walked across the famous bridge Puente de Occidente which was built in the 19th century by the same person who built the Brooklyn Bridge. That was nice, and the town was Ok. Had lunch and that was just OK. Then there was the 2 hour drive back to Medellin.

Cost… $180 for the driver, $100 lunch for 5 including the driver. 6 hours of wasted vacation time. Stay in Medellin, much more to do and see and if you feel you’ve seen it all, just go back to your favorite place or…Take the money, fly to NY and walk the Brooklyn Bridge… better photo ops and better food
Written 27 August 2022
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NickVonZipper
Truth or Consequences, NM42 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Mar 2022
Overall, I was kind of disappointed by Santa Fe as a whole. Really not much to do here. You can easily see everything in an afternoon. We did enjoy just staying around the pool and chill with some drinks. There are plenty of places to eat in the evening and watch people.
Written 24 March 2022
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Crisbeasan
Cali, Colombia181 contributions
2.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2015 • Family
We expected a lot more from this small town. It has nice architecture and churches. However, they need to capitalize on the city's imp to the region. It is important to invest on infrastructure to attract tourist investment. For example. we strolled through the main streets and could not find a nice place with ac to escape the terrible heat. They don't even have a nice local craft shop.
Written 7 August 2015
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atabh
San Francisco, CA136 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Apr 2014 • Friends
About a 1.5 hr or so drive from Medellin, this quaint little old town has a very unique character and feel to it.
There are many things to see like a farmers markets of sorts across a Church which by itself is a sight to see. The vendors sell all kinds of local fruits/veggies and other appetizing stuff alongwith some souvenir items. There are cobblestone streets with money exchange centers, ATM's, restaurants, shops etc.
Overall a very different sight and worth a visit if you have a day to spare. If you enjoy the old world charm then its a must see place. Some pictures are attached to my review here to give a feel for what the place is like!
Written 9 June 2014
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Rui X
Shanghai, China53 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Apr 2014 • Friends
I liked this old colonial style town, it was like traveling back time when I strolled along the rocky street, which reminded my time in Antigua in Guatemala, and Trinidad in Cuba.
Written 23 May 2014
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zug55
Austin, TX54 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Jun 2017 • Couples
Santa Fe de Antioquia is a lovely, although somewhat sleepy colonial city. The cathedral and the Iglesia de Santa Bárbara are worth seeing, as is the Museum of Religious Art next to it. Also don't miss the Puente de Occidente--a suspension bridge across the Cauca River from the late 19th century with scenic views. It is an easy mototaxi ride from the center (the driver will wait). The colonial core is not large, so it is easy to see the town in a day. The city sits in the Cauca Valley at a low altitude, so the climate is tropical--much warmer and muggier than Medellín. It is an easy day trip from Medellín you can do on your own--no need to pay $175 to a tour operator. Go to the Terminal Norte (connects with the Estación Caribe metro station), and you will find a number of bus lines offering service to Santa Fe.
Written 4 October 2017
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eliza734
Brooklyn, NY3 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2016 • Solo
Santa Fe is pretty, like everyone said, but I'm here for an overnight and have already exhausted the sights in one afternoon. I would make it a day trip from Medellin unless you want to sit by the hotel pool, which is what I did.
Written 27 August 2016
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Marcela R
Bogota, Colombia244 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2016 • Couples
We reached the town after 1 hour and 30 minutes from Medellin. Beautifull landscapes during the way. Santa Fe is similar to Villa de Leyva and Barichara but more quiet than them. During night or day this little town is worth it to visit. There are not any hadcrafts available to buy....
Written 12 August 2016
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Tom H
Petaluma, CA583 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Oct 2015 • Couples
We did a day trip here from Medellín which was a 2 hour bus ride. The town itself is charming, but to be honest it looks pretty similar to many other colonial towns I've seen in Central America. We walked around, had lunch and then got back on the bus. Not too much to write about, but it's something to do if you are looking for a day trip
Written 16 October 2015
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drbench400
Washington, DC150 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2015 • Solo
I took a bus here from the Station Norte. The ride was about an hour and a half for 10,000 COP (a little over $3). Interesting bus ride through the mountains to a beautiful old town. I pent a few hours walking around and dining and then took a bus back to Medellin. Can easily be done as a day trip.
Written 28 August 2015
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