I am a survivor :-)

Because I overcame BB, rain, carajillo and mainly the spanish language during 4 weeks :-)

Saludos colombianos and below carajillo with aguardiente. Cheers !!!

Back to Bogotá

To buy package of powder.... black... black powder :-)
Below Iglesia de San Francisco

Getsemani and Castillo San Felipe

Getsemani is a less tourist oriented district of Cartagena

Anyway it's on the way to Castillo San Felipe

and its narrow and dark tunnels. If the light is over ? :-)

Walking around Old Town

Starting from Puerta del Reloj

behind which is Plaza de los Coches

passing by Plaza de la Aduana

drinking a beer in front of Iglesia de San Pedro Claver

resting for a while at Plaza Bolívar

enjoying the sunset at Las Murallas

Old Town

It's surrounded by a wall

and it's a real gem of colonial architecure

Bocagrande

Península of Bocagrande is located at south of old city with upscale condos.

Cartagena de Índias

It is located about 700km northwest of Bogotá and an hour away by plane.

The city of eternal rain

I changed Medellín's nickname due to weather reason :-)
I took the Cable Arví and got off on the last and unique station where is located the Parque Arví but the rain was coming so I turned back :-)

... to El Poblado which is safer than city centre

Medellín

It is known as the city of eternal spring but today it was not true because it rainned strongly on the afternoon.

Fortunately I was at Plazoleta de las Esculturas which is close to the protected station Parque Berrio :-)