In Santa Fe de Antioquia, you’ll find a historic center featuring architectural gems from colonial times to the present, including religious buildings that capture the rich traditions of this beautiful town.

Cobblestone streets, whitewashed facades, and grand doors bear witness to the time when settlers and slaves lived in this magical town, founded in 1541. The magnificence of its Spanish Renaissance architecture has earned acclaim from national authorities and international experts alike.

The suspension bridge Puente de Occidente is one of the most iconic and frequently visited spots in the region. Spanning the Cauca River—one of Colombia’s major rivers—its construction began in 1887, with completion in 1895. Recognized as the pinnacle of 19th-century Antioquia’s engineering, the bridge was designed and built by José María Villa, a figure highly regarded in his time.

Santa Fe de Antioquia offers experiences year-round, with annual festivals that bring even more life to this charming town. Key events include Fiesta de los Diablitos, the Film Festival each December, and Holy Week celebrations in April.