Villa de Leyva

This vast colonial square, one of Latin America's largest, spans 14,000 square metres of cobblestones. Experience Villa de Leyva's vibrant culture during the December Festival of Lights when the plaza transforms.

This extraordinary clay house, the world's largest pottery piece designed by architect Octavio Mendoza, features undulating rooms and gardens showcasing sustainable architecture at its most artistic.

This intimate museum houses one of the most complete Kronosaurus fossils ever found, preserved in its discovery location. Stand inches from the 7-meter marine reptile that ruled prehistoric seas 120 million years ago.

Mineral-rich waters create striking blue-green pools in Villa de Leyva's semi-desert landscape. Morning visits offer the best photography light, with easy trails winding through this serene natural wonder.

El Infiernito features ancient Muisca stone monoliths arranged for astronomical observations and fertility rituals. Explore the standing stones aligned with celestial events in this serene archaeological site.

This renowned research centre houses extraordinary marine reptile fossils from the Cretaceous period. Explore the advanced preparation laboratory where palaeontologists uncover Colombia's prehistoric marine life.

Step into Antonio Nariño's former residence, a pivotal figure in Colombia's independence. Explore this 17th-century colonial house with period furnishings and a tranquil courtyard capturing Villa de Leyva's historical essence.

Discover Luis Alberto Acuña's artistic legacy in his former residence-turned-museum. Explore rooms of indigenous-inspired art while enjoying the serene courtyard adorned with Muisca mythology.