Leave the city behind and journey into Colombia’s colonial charm with this two-day private tour to Villa de Leyva. Wander cobblestone streets, discover fossils, monasteries, and museums, and soak in the quiet beauty of the Andes. With private transport, entry tickets, and expert guidance, this escape blends history, nature, and soul—an unforgettable getaway just hours from Bogota.
We offer pick-up services from any Hotel or Airbnb accommodation in the greater Bogota area.
We will make a stop at the Puente de Boyacá, a National Monument that holds significant historical importance as it commemorates Colombia's independence from the Spanish Kingdom in the 19th century.
The Plaza Mayor of Villa de Leyva features cobbled streets, a central water fountain, and the iconic Nuestra Señora del Rosario Church. This historic square houses restaurants, hotels, museums, and craft shops that showcase the town's colonial architecture.
The Our Lady of the Rosary Church, on the Plaza Mayor's east side, carries historical significance. Built in 1604, it preserves Baroque features. Inside, visitors find captivating altars, paintings, and images displaying cultural heritage.
While exploring the Antonio Nariño Museum, a well-preserved 17th-century house, visitors can delve into the fascinating life of Antonio Nariño, gaining insight into the spirit of his era and admiring the captivating colonial architecture.
The Paleontology Research Center in Villa de Leyva is dedicated to preserving fossils from more than 100 million years ago, including Ichthyosaurs, Plesiosaurs, and Sea Turtles. These fossils provide valuable insights into the ancient species that once inhabited the region that is now Colombia.
Museo Comunitario El Fosil in Villa de Leyva showcases ancient fossils, offering a glimpse into the prehistoric past. With a rich collection and community involvement, it provides a fascinating exploration of the region's geological history.
The Saint Ecce Homo Convent, completed in 1620 and belonging to the Dominican Order, holds historical significance. The monastery witnessed key moments of our liberation campaign and reflects Colombia's connections with Europe throughout its rich history.
At Umañan Dajud Winery in Villa de Leyva, situated 2,000 meters (6,500 feet) above sea level, you have the unique opportunity to explore a vineyard. In addition to a factory tour, indulge in the exceptional quality of Colombian wine through a delightful tasting experience.
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