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The main square of Santa Fe de Antioquia

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Santa Fe de Antioquia

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Last checked: 2 Oct 2026

Whitewashed colonial town northwest of Medellin that was the departmental capital until 1826. Warmer than the city, with cobbled streets and a historic centre, it is a popular weekend and day-trip escape.

  • Colonial centre, town founded in 1541
  • Puente Colgante de Occidente over the Cauca River nearby
  • Fiesta de los Diablitos, December film festival and Semana Santa

Why we listed it

Listed by Medellín CVB: 79 km from Medellin, founded 1541, department capital for 200+ years, Puente Colgante de Occidente, festivals, hotter climate. Listed by Rough Guides: Whitewashed colonial town about 80 km from Medellin, nearly 1000 m lower and warmer, capital until 1826, popular weekend retreat, reduced midweek opening.

Last checked: 2 Oct 2026

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    Listed by ProColombia: Features Hotel Mariscal Robledo: library of 14,000 books, passive pool, local breakfast. Listed by Gobernación de Antioquia (turismo): Recommends visiting the hotel library, hidden on the first floor.

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    Listed by ProColombia: Features Casa Bixa as a relaxing hotel in Santa Fe de Antioquia (describes it as adults-only, which the hotel's own page contradicts).

  • Sights and attractions · Santa Fe de Antioquia

    Why we listed it

    Listed by Lonely Planet: 291 m, completed 1895, Km 5 address, 45-minute walk, moto-taxi COP 15,000 round trip, aerial photo path. Listed by Lonely Planet: must-do experience in Santa Fe de Antioquia, bridge constructed in 1895, buses from Terminal Norte and Terminal Sur.

    Last checked: 2 Oct 2026

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