Guided walking tour through the historical centre of the city with the large Plaza Mayor, its cafés and craft shops, a wool weaving workshop, the Mesopotamia Mill, a relic of the Spanish colonisation where you can discover the functioning of the mill and the life of the local population of the time. The Convent of the Discalced Carmelites (Carmelitas descalzas): a community of Carmelite nuns has lived here in permanent seclusion since the convent was founded in 1645. They dedicate themselves entirely to manual work and prayer.

We set off to discover the main sites of interest around Villa de Leyva. The El Fossil museum, where we can admire a 120 million year old Kronosaurus fossil, makes us understand that a long time ago there was an ocean in place of everything we see. The archaeological park teaches us about the beliefs of the ancient peoples with its Muisca calendar formed by monoliths and the massive Monastery of Santo Ecce Homo invites us to enjoy the calm and beauty of its architecture. In the afternoon, we leave Villa de Leyva for the artisanal village of Raquira where we can stroll and visit a ceramics workshop (subject to availability).

Free day to enjoy and shop in the small artisanal shops of the city. Transfer to your next destination.