Best places to visit in Cali

The Caliwood Museum offers a look into the history of film, both in Colombia and internationally, with a display of vintage cameras and players.

A historic church, recognized as one of the oldest in Cali, Colombia, and a significant landmark in the city's historic center.

A charming colonial neighborhood in Cali known for its narrow streets, traditional houses, and elevated city views, perfect for leisurely walks and local food.

A popular live music bar in Cali, renowned for its authentic salsa scene and vibrant nightlife, attracting locals and visitors alike.

An authentic salsa nightclub in Cali, offering an immersive experience into the city's famous dance culture with music and dancing.

A scenic pedestrian area along the Cali River, featuring bridges, cafes, and public art, offering a pleasant space for a stroll.

A local icon featuring sculptures of cats decorated by artists, located near the Cali River Walk, providing a quirky and artistic landmark.

A prominent statue of Christ located on a hill overlooking Cali, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city and its surroundings.

A popular hiking trail in Cali that leads to the top of a hill, offering sweeping city views and a rewarding outdoor experience.

A museum dedicated to showcasing the rich indigenous heritage of the Calima region through its collection of pre-Hispanic gold artifacts.

The Ermita Church is a neo-Gothic architectural landmark in Cali, rebuilt in 1942 after an earthquake.

A giant trumpet sculpture, featuring lyrics by Salsa Niche, is a notable artistic installation in Cali.

The Cali River is a scenic waterway in the city center, featuring artistic cat sculptures along its banks.

Candelaria is a historic neighborhood in Bogotá, known as the base for the travel agency Pelecanus.