• Tunel Toll Fernando Gomez Martinez de Occidente - Medellín–Santa Fe de Antioquia Highway
  A 4.6-kilometer tunnel traversing the Andes, linking Medellín with western Antioquia. It stands as one of the region’s most notable infrastructure achievements.
• Puente de Occidente - Western Suspension Bridge — Cauca River, Olaya
  Constructed between 1887 and 1895, prior to the completion of the Eiffel Tower, this suspension bridge over the Cauca River was a remarkable engineering feat of its era. Today, it is a National Monument, offering breathtaking views of the river below and the surrounding mountains, perfect for capturing memorable photos.
• Santa Fe de Antioquia - This is where Santa Fe comes alive. Shaded by ancient ceiba and mamoncillo trees, the main plaza serves as the town’s social hub — a place where locals engage in conversation, children play around the benches, and the colonial facades remain unchanged from centuries past.
• Catedral Basilica de la Inmaculada Concepcion - Santa Fe de Antioquia
  Among the eight colonial churches in Santa Fe, this one is truly captivating. The Basílica Menor de la Inmaculada Concepción exemplifies the faith and craftsmanship of a town that has been shaping its identity since 1541, with an interior as impressive as its exterior.
• Museo Juan del Corral - Santa Fe de Antioquia
  Named after one of Antioquia’s key figures from the independence era, this museum brings Santa Fe’s history into sharp focus. Through its collection of artifacts, documents, and period pieces, visitors can understand why this town — not Medellín — was the heart of Antioquia for over two centuries.
• Centro Historico Santa Fe de Antioquia - Santa Fe de Antioquia
  This is Santa Fe at its most genuine — a vibrant plaza where local artisans showcase handmade crafts and vendors offer tropical fruits not found elsewhere. It’s the ideal spot to purchase a souvenir, try something new, and experience life as a local.

• Visit to the Juan del Corral museum in Santa Fe de Antioquia
• Panoramic tour of the Fernando Gómez Martínez tunnel
• Local tour guide
• Lunch
• Medical assistance card
• Visit to the Western Hanging Bridge
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Guided tour of Santa Fe de Antioquia

• Breakfast
• Alcoholic beverages
• Souvenirs
• Extras not mentioned

Established in 1541 and serving as the capital of Antioquia for more than 200 years, Santa Fe de Antioquia is the birthplace of the Paisa identity. Strolling through its cobblestone streets feels like entering a vibrant history book.

What sets this day trip apart is the journey itself. Travelers will cross a 19th-century suspension bridge that predates many of the world’s famous landmarks, leading to a colonial town where eight churches, seven plazas, and four centuries of architecture are all easily accessible on foot.

The tour is fully guided, covering everything from the Museo Juan del Corral to heritage-listed plazas, and includes a traditional Antioquian lunch. There are no logistics to worry about and no shortcuts taken. It’s an opportunity to explore one of Colombia’s most historically rich towns in the best possible way.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.