TLDR? Jerico is a famous destination for house museums where you can learn exciting information about historical families. If you’re a fan of museums to get to know the history and culture of a new town, we heard you! Museums are great ways to appreciate art, artifacts, and everything else that makes a town unique. […]
TLDR? Juan del Corral is a museum where you can learn more about the history of Antioquia! “Historical museum” is a term you probably won’t find in many people’s vacation plans. Unfortunately, they prefer to skip these places as they think they’ll be too boring. Luckily, Museo Juan del Corral is not a museum where […]
TLDR? Doradal has white and Mediterranean architecture that makes it look like the famous Greek town of Santorini. Farthest from big cities, you’ll find hidden precious stones and paradisiacal villages in Colombia. Aldea Doradal, known as the Colombian Santorini, is one of these. No, it’s not an island, nor does it have cliffs with views of […]
TLDR? Whether you’re religious or interested in architecture and history, this town’s beautiful churches are a must on your trip. Being a religious person, I always try to visit my holiday destination’s churches. And Colombia has a great variety of constructions with different styles and stories! Since Colombia ceased to be a Catholic country with […]
TLDR: In Jerico, you can have brunch at the first artisan bakery in town with coffee from a local farm! When planning to go on vacation, we’re concerned about knowing everything about the place, from the accommodations and the activities to the restaurants. And, when you’re headed to a small town like Jerico, things are […]
TLDR? Freedom Medellin 2022 will be three days of high technology, production, and art. Freedom Medellin is the most famous underground electronic music festival in Colombia. It’s responsible for bringing together national and international artists of the genre who stand out for their music and performances. Freedom Medellin 2022 is right around the corner! Keep […]
TLDR? Jerico has many options for camping or glamping where you can take in gorgeous views of Antioquia’s coffee-growing mountains. If you’re looking to get away from Medellin and the routine, there’s no need to look very far. About three hours away from the capital city, is Jerico, one of Antioquia’s most attractive colonial destinations. […]
TLDR? Most people outside Medellín don’t speak Spanish, but you can communicate through translator apps or by enrolling in a language school! As a nomad, sometimes it is difficult when you arrive in a place where people don’t speak your language. Now, while you might be fine scraping by with just the occasional hola in […]