Villa de Leyva is a Colombian city in northeastern Bogotá. It is known for its whitewashed colonial buildings, cobblestone streets and the great Plaza Mayor. In the square is the church of Our Lady of the Rosary of the 17th century and the House of the First Congress of the United Provinces, where the new laws were drafted after the independence of 1812.

The chocolateria of Villa de Leyva was created on September 13, 2013, important: September 13 is celebrated as the international day of chocolate ... but every day is a good day to enjoy and be happy! In commemoration of that date two years later on September 13, 2015, the small museum is created and in 2017 Chef Cacao is created and the exhibition is expanded, 2018 appears the Hotel - SPA Mansion Chocolate Museum Mansion, boutique and jewelry Chocolate Woman, the bakery and pastry Choco Pan. The Chocolate Museum has organic cocoa crops in Pauna - Boyacá and in 2018 an experimental cocoa crop is made in Villa de Leyva, in 2019 the online store is created. In 2020 another expansion of the exhibition will take place and the creation of Chocolate Park is planned.

The Ain Karim vineyard is located at KM 5 of the Sutamarchán - Santa Sofía highway and is a beautiful terrain, with an artificial lake and a horizon planted with vines. A guided visit can be made in which they explain the process of cultivation and benefit of the grape, as well as the fermentation and processing of the wine. In the end you can taste one of their wines, marketed under the Marqués de Villa de Leyva brand, with the help of an expert who will help you get the most out of the matter.

The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá is declared First Wonder of Colombia and considered one of the most remarkable architectural and artistic achievements of the Colombian architecture. Enjoy an interesting tour to Zipaquirá visiting the Salt Cathedral and discovering the Main Squares of the colonial town.