Villa de Leyva is a lovely colonial town nestled in the Cordillera Oriental. Highlights include the Casa del Cabildo, homes of independence leaders Antonio Ricaurte and Antonio Nariño, a paleontological museum housed in the county’s oldest extant mill, and four stately colonial churches. Visitors can also enjoy horseback riding, zip-lining, hiking, and swimming in natural pools.
This album highlights some of our favorite memories and activities in the area.
At the Flintstone House, near Villa de Leyva, Colombia
At the fountain, Villa de Leyva
The Kronosaurus fossil, Villa de Leyva
Snack time, El Infiernito, Villa de Leyva
El Infiernito, Villa de Leyva
El Infiernito, Villa de Leyva
The Flintstone House, Villa de Leyva
At the plaza, Villa de Leyva
Church steps, Villa de Leyva
Gelato break, Villa de Leyva
Riding, Villa de Leyva
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El Infiernito, Villa de Leyva
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El Infiernito, Villa de Leyva
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El Infiernito, Villa de Leyva
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The Flintstone House
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The Flintstone House
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Hero at the Flintstone House
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Central plaza, Villa de Leyva
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Cora, Villa de Leyva
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Bottle cap hunt, Villa de Leyva
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Erynn juggles in Villa de Leyva
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Villa de Leyva
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Bougainvillea, Villa de Leyva
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El Infiernito, Villa de Leyva
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Visitors welcome, Villa de Leyva
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Mimi at the Plaza Mayor, Villa de Leyva
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Central plaza, Villa de Leyva
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Pippa on her way to ride horses
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Riding in Villa de Leyva
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Riding in Villa de Leyva
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Riding in Villa de Leyva
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With our horseback riding guide, Villa de Leyva
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Villa de Leyva
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At the fountain, Villa de Leyva
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Headed back to Bogota
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