4-Hour Walking Tour of Villa de Leyva with Colonial Landmarks

Plaza Mayor - Main Square: Begin the tour at the largest square in South America. Marvel at its grandeur and historical significance.

Nuestra Señora del Rosario Church (if open): Visit this unique Baroque and indigenous church, known for its architectural beauty and cultural importance.

City Hall Backyard and Balcony (if open): Enjoy a panoramic view of Plaza Mayor from the City Hall backyard and balcony, gaining an overview of the main square.

First Congress House (if open): Explore the historic site where the first Colombian laws were created, delving into the nation's early legislative history.

Carmen Church, Convent, and Monastery: Overlook this religious complex with its rich heritage and impressive architectural features.

Ricaurte Park: Learn about this tribute to a national hero at this serene park dedicated to his memory.

Saint Agustin's Church: Visit the town's first church, known for its historical significance and architectural charm.

Cotton Loom Workshop (if open): Step back in time at this 18th-century workshop, where traditional weaving techniques are still practiced today.

Historic Hotel Posada de San Antonio (if open): Experience the allure of Villa de Leyva's most preserved colonial house, known for its architectural beauty and cultural importance.

Nariño Park: Stroll through this scenic park, enjoying its peaceful ambiance and natural surroundings.

Nariño Museum (closed on Wednesdays): Discover the second house of Antonio Nariño, a prominent historical figure, and learn about his contributions to Colombia.

Street of the Old Saint Francis Hospital: Walk along this historic street, steeped in history and filled with fascinating stories.

Taste the Best Baked Empanadas in Town or the Beso de Novia: Take a break and savor the delicious flavors of Villa de Leyva by enjoying baked empanadas from a local bakery. One empanada or dessert per person is included.

Local Market (only on Saturday mornings): Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the weekly market, where you can experience the local culture and browse various products.