Villa de Leyva is one of Colombia’s best preserved colonial towns, with a vast whitewashed plaza, cobblestone streets, and unusual sights like Casa Terracota and the turquoise Pozos Azules lagoons.
Tucked high in the Andes, Cuenca Ecuador is a UNESCO listed colonial city known for its blue and white cathedral domes, cobblestone streets, and riverside flower markets. Here is what to know before you visit.
Explore Valparaiso, Chile’s rainbow-colored port city built across dozens of steep hills, famous for its street art, historic funiculars, and sweeping bay views.
There are places in the world that stop you in your tracks the moment you arrive, and Colonia del Sacramento
Discover Paraty, Brazil, a beautifully preserved colonial town known for its cobblestone streets, historic architecture, tropical coastline, and unique flooded streets.
Barichara, located in Colombia’s Santander Department, is celebrated for its untouched colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and tranquil atmosphere. This picturesque town, declared a National Monument, allows visitors to experience its historical charm and scenic views. Ideal for exploration from December to March, Barichara is a delightful hidden gem worth visiting.