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Santa Fe de Antioquia

Official siteLast checked 2 Oct 2026
The main square of Santa Fe de Antioquia

Photo: Ricardo Astrauskas / Wikimedia Commons, cropped · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source

Quick facts

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  • 79 km from Medellín · Medellín CVB

    Medellín CVB· Checked 2 Oct 2026

Getting there

Transport options with their sources.

  • Buses to Santa Fe de Antioquia depart nearly every 20 minutes from Terminal Norte and Terminal Sur, taking about 1 hour 45 minutes one way.
    Lonely PlanetSource dated 2021
    Checked a while ago. Confirm on their site.
  • Terminales Medellín lists Guatapé, El Peñol, Santa Fe de Antioquia, Sopetrán, San Jerónimo, Rionegro and Aeropuerto José María Córdova among destinations served from Terminal del Norte.
    Terminales MedellínChecked 2 Oct 2026

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Where to stay

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A sample day

4 stops from the verified places in Santa Fe de Antioquia.

  1. Stop 1

    Puente de Occidente

    Sights and attractions · Santa Fe de Antioquia ·

    Checked 2 Oct 2026Source: Lonely Planet

  2. Stop 2

    Casa Bixa

    Stay · Santa Fe de Antioquia · Price not stated

    Checked 2 Oct 2026Source: ProColombia

  3. Stop 3

    Hotel Mariscal Robledo

    Stay · Santa Fe de Antioquia · Price not stated

    Checked 2 Oct 2026Source: ProColombia

  4. Stop 4

    Hostería Tonusco Campestre

    Stay · Santa Fe de Antioquia · Price not stated

    Checked 2 Oct 2026Source: Wikivoyage

Official advisories

Quoted as published, with each government's own wording and date. Read each one in full before you travel.

UK FCDO

As of 23 Sept 2026

“FCDO advises against all but essential travel to parts of Colombia.”
“the Urabá and Bajo Cauca regions of Antioquia Department.”

This town is not named in the advisory text; read it in full.

Read the United Kingdom advisory in full

Government of Canada

As of 29 Sept 2026

“Exercise a high degree of caution (with regional advisories).”

Regional advisory, Avoid non-essential travel (Antioquia):

“the area along the border with Choco department that is north of highway 60 and west of highway 62 and all areas north of the city of Buriticá”

This town is not named in the advisory text; read it in full.

Read the Canada advisory in full
“Exercise a high degree of caution”
“Reconsider your need to travel to Antioquia (except Medellin and its Valle de Aburrá metropolitan region; the south-eastern Oriente subregion; and the towns around Medellin of Santa Fé de Antioquia, Jericó and Jardín)”
Read the Australia advisory in full

Sources

Last checked 2 Oct 2026

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