Tourism in Colombia

Tourism in Colombia is regulated within the functions of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism of the Government of Colombia, sometimes in association with the implementation of politics of the Ministries of Culture and Finance to promote the country's economy and employment generation Colombian society.

One of the most desired places to go on a trip are:

Cartagena de Indias

It was declared "World Heritage", and here are just a few sights of the many castles and churches have. The main entrance to the stone yard, as they call the Colombian people, and historical center is the Clock Tower or Boca Bridge, built over the wall in the nineteenth century out of the tower wall overlooks the Gethsemane and neighborhood Muelle de los Pegasos; to within this is the Plaza de los Coches. The square is surrounded by houses with wooden balconies and is presided over by a statue of Pedro de Heredia. Amurrallada Within the city there are many buildings that were important during the colonial era and the Casa del Marquez Real Prize, Customs House, Church and Convent of San Pedro, built in the seventeenth century by the Jesuits and where the remains of Peter Claver, one of the advocates of the black population. There are also the current Mayor building and the Museum of Modern Art, where exhibitions of Colombian artists.

Santa Marta

The features of Santa Marta named the Pearl of America, named Father Antonio Julián on eighteenth century. Its beaches are white sand and calm waters are many.In Santa Marta, the tourist apart from its historic center, including what is properly the village, the town of El Rodadero, national parks, the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, the area south through Colorado to get Wells a swamp. The massif of the Sierra Nevada creates a number of rivers and natural environments ranging from dry forest to tropical rain forests that allow ecotourism. The Tourism Promotion Fund of Santa Marta in line, uses the slogan The magic of it all. It also has places like Reef, Playa Blanca, Punta de Betín, Quebrada Valencia, Ciudad Perdida, Parque Nacional Tayrona, Taganga, Neguange Concha Bay.

San Andres y Providencia

The Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina is one of the most beautiful destinations in the Caribbean. The Department's main attractions are: Hole blower. La Loma Baptist Church Islets of Johnny Cay, Cay Aquarium, Haynes Cay Crab Cay Cayo Bolivar. Barrio de San Luis, where most of the native islander population lives, Morgan Cave, Big Lagoon Pond, Port of The Cove, National Natural Park Old Providence, McBean Lagoon, The Pick a place that offers a superview of the Caribbean Sea, Morgan's Head on Santa Catalina Island.

San Andrés offers a charming night, famous for calypso music, reggae and socca and cocktails of rum and coconut, this means that visitors can enjoy an excellent night life style of the island, which also gives you choice of places to have an unforgettable night.