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This is a very important mosque in Cali. It was inaugurated in 2003 and can accommodate up to 1,500 worshippers.
This is the place to get a taste of the local Cali vibe, but you can also shop a little while you’re here. Within the park you can purchase handicrafts from artisans who might even be making stuff right in front of you – prices are reasonable. You’ll also find lots of cheap bars and restaurants all around where you can get something to eat or drink while you shop or walk around.
Heighten your chances of spotting humpback whales when they migrate to Bahia Málaga, located in the midst of the Colombian Pacific, on a tour from Cali. You’ll save time by heading out to see in a speedboat, before looking out for the giant mammals with your guide—from who you’ll enjoy personalized attention in a small group limited to 15.
This is a beautiful waterfront park in the city of Cali, Colombia. It is located along the banks of the Cali River, and it is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. The park is home to a variety of attractions including a pedestrian walkway with stunning views of the river and the city skyline, a children's playground, a number of restaurants and cafes.
The museum contains 615 pre-Hispanic objects of gold, ceramic, stone, wood, shell, and other materials created by the Llama, Yotoco and Sonso societies, which historically lived in the region. Archeological pieces created by a fourth society known as the Malagana can be found in the Gold Museum in Bogotá. These pieces were not included in this museum due to storage limitations.
Caliwood Cinema Museum is located in Cali, Colombia. The newly opened museum is currently the only cinema museum in the country preserving the largest collection of theatre projectors, movie cameras, photo cameras, posters, and memorabilia.
This 26-meter-tall statue of Jesus Christ overlooking the city is a must-see for any visitor to Cali. You can take a cable car or hike up to the statue for stunning views of the city and the surrounding mountains.
This space is proposed for the preservation of the earth, natural training and diversion of the entire family. The place has wide situations, embellished with lovely vegetation and natural life with which you can interface and live extraordinary minutes.
It is a simple structure with a single nave and a dome. The facade is made of white stucco and has a doorway with a pointed arch. The interior of the church is decorated with Baroque paintings and sculptures. The Templete Church is a popular tourist destination and is also used for religious services.
This national park is home to several mountains, including Pico de Loro, the highest point in the park. There are several hiking trails in the park, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
This is where locals go to cool off on the weekends. Head out to Río Pance to enjoy the clear waters, the lush hiking trails, and the excellent birdwatching and wildlife spotting. If you’re not driving, you can take the public bus for the day.
Hacienda El Limonar is a beautiful mansion located in the El Limonar neighborhood of Cali, Colombia. It was built in 1948 by the architects Álvaro Calero Tejada and Feliz Mier Terán, and it is considered a significant example of Colombian architecture.
El Cerrito is a popular tourist destination, and it is known for its beautiful scenery, its history, and its culture. The municipality is home to a number of natural attractions, including a high-altitude moorland, and the Cerro Pan de Azúcar, a mountain with a distinctive sugarloaf shape. It is also home to a number of historical and cultural attractions.
This space is part of one of the most important environmental corridors in Cali: The Burro forest, which is home to a large number of trees and plants typical of the region. Its beautiful vegetation includes palms, reeds, ceibas and bamboos and among the species of animals that inhabit it are reptiles and amphibians such as frogs, barillas, iguanas, lizards and turtles.
A postcard of Cali is the church of La Ermita, recognized for its Gothic style. This temple was built between 1930 and 1948, and its marble altar stands out, which was brought from Italy and dates from the 18th century. The musical clock and the stained-glass windows come from Amsterdam (Holland), while the iron doors were made in Cali in 1973.
It is a park of two blocks divided in half by 14th Street. In the first block you will find large green areas ideal for picnics because there is a higher density of large trees that generate good shade.
Named after the legendary salsa maestro, the center of the plaza is dominated by a terrific statue of a trumpet. As well as spelling out Niche – the name of his local group – it also plays some of their hit songs.
La Flora Park is a lovely place to take a break. Enjoy a picnic, toss a ball around or just lie on the cool grass and close your eyes for a while. Guess what? It doesn't cost a cent to visit La Flora Park in Cali. But your adventures don't have to end at this recreation and green space.
This is a small church in Cali, but it is still an important place of worship for the city's Catholic community.
Sugarcane fields are a part of the Valle del Cauca landscape. Visit the Sugarcane Museum in Palmira to understand their influence on the development of the region. In this 18th century colonial hacienda, travelers can stroll through the gardens and learn about the milling and processing of sugarcane through exhibitions and other activities.
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