Colombia

Cali

Salsa capital where green mountains meet warm Pacific spirit.

Local time: UTC-5
Population: 2.3M
Safety

Cost of a day

$$$$$

Affordable

Food$$$$$About $37 a day: light breakfast, cheap lunch, mid-range dinner
Stay$$$$$3-star hotel about $38 a night for two
Transport$$$$$About $4.0 a day: 4 public transit rides

Exchange rate

🇨🇴 COP =

Rates from 2026-10-23, refreshed monthly.

Getting in

CLOAlfonso Bonilla Aragon International AirportMain gateway, about 20 km northeast of the centre.

How	Cost	Time
Mini-vanTerminal de Transportes	COP$4,000	20-30 min
Cheapest option; then take a local bus or taxi onward.
MIO busCity centre	COP$3,500-6,000	45-60 min
Needs a smart card; check routes locally.
TaxiCity centre	COP$45,000-60,000	25-40 min
Agree fare or use the meter before leaving.
Uber / DiDiCity centre	COP$35,000-55,000	25-40 min
Pickup points may be outside the terminal.

Estimates, checked October 2026. Wikivoyage: Cali

Getting around

Taxis and ride apps for most trips; MIO buses if you're saving money.

MetroNo metro or train in the city. Don't plan around rail.
BusMIO buses run in exclusive lanes with air-conditioned cars and smart-card payment. The MIO card costs about COP$6,000; a single ride is about COP$3,500. About 23 other urban bus companies also cover the city, about COP$3,500 a trip.
Taxi / ride apps ★Taxis are fast and affordable; call one and check the meter is running. Uber and DiDi operate in Cali; use official taxis at night.
Rental carPossible, but city traffic and parking are a hassle. Better for out-of-town day trips; check licence rules.
WalkingWalking works in Granada and San Antonio. Use taxis after dark.

Recommended stay★ 2 nights (3 days)

Two nights let you split the historic centre, San Antonio and a salsa show across two days.

Best for

CultureSalsa schools, street murals and the city's music scene.
FoodMarket lunches, pandebono and Pacific-coast cooking.

Weather by month

25°18°Jan🌧 24d

26°19°Feb🌧 22d

26°19°Mar🌧 27d

25°19°Apr🌧 26d

25°19°May🌧 25d

25°18°Jun🌧 23d

26°18°Jul🌧 22d

26°18°Aug🌧 22d

27°18°Sep🌧 24d

25°19°Oct🌧 28d

25°19°Nov🌧 28d

25°18°Dec🌧 26d

Average daily high / low (°C), sea temperature and rainy days. Typical figures, not a forecast.

Climate

Cali is mild all year, around 25°C by day and 18–19°C at night. Rain is common in every month, so plan around showers.

Mild all yearHighs stay near 25–27°C and lows near 18–19°C. No extreme heat or cold; light layers work.
Rain in every monthExpect rain on 22–28 days a month. Showers are often short; carry a compact rain jacket.
Wettest months: March, October, NovemberRain on about 27–28 days. Keep indoor options and a taxi budget ready.
Drier months: February, July, AugustRain on about 22 days. Still pack rain gear, but outdoor plans are easier.
Plan mornings outdoorsRain often builds later in the day. Do nature trips and walking early, then move indoors.
What to packLight clothes, a rain jacket or umbrella, and comfortable shoes for hilly, wet streets. A light layer for cool evenings.

Landmarks 6

Must-see · 6

1
Cristo Rey
The towering hilltop statue of Christ is Cali's most recognizable sight, offering sweeping views over the city and the Cauca valley. It is a short drive or hike up from the west side of town; go in the late afternoon for cooler air and sunset light, and bring water if you walk up.
2
Cerro de las Tres Cruces
Three crosses crown this hill and mark one of Cali's favorite viewpoints and exercise spots. Locals hike up early in the morning for safety and cooler temperatures; go with others and avoid carrying valuables.
3
San Antonio
This historic old-town neighborhood is known for its colonial charm, bohemian cafés and a small hilltop church with city views. Wander the steep streets in the morning or early evening, and note that the area is best explored on foot.
4
Museo del Oro
Cali's gold museum displays pre-Columbian metalwork and archaeological pieces from the region. It is a compact, affordable indoor stop, ideal for a rainy afternoon; check opening hours before you go.
5
La Merced
A historic religious complex with colonial architecture and a quiet atmosphere in the city center. It pairs well with a walk through the surrounding old streets; dress modestly if you enter the church.
6
Zoológico de Cali
One of Colombia's best-known zoos, home to a wide range of Andean and tropical species. It is a good family half-day out; go early to avoid the midday heat and allow a few hours.

Cultural

Statue 1

Christian 1

Museum 1

Old Town 1

Natural

Mountain 1

Activities

Zoo 1

Plans

Cali rewards visitors with lively salsa, colonial streets and nearby Andean escapes. Pick how long you have and what you enjoy most. Prices checked October 2026; ≈ marks estimates.

How long?

What do you enjoy most?

2 nights · Culture ★ Recommended length

First-timers who want the historic centre, San Antonio and a real salsa night.

Tickets & tours: ≈ COP 0
Taxis: ≈ COP 17,015

Day 1

Centro history and river

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 8,326

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:00–10:30 · Free to walk

Centro historico walk

Start early while it is cool. Wear comfortable shoes.

Open Daytime
1

10:45–11:15 · Free; donations welcome

Colonial church visit

Check opening times on the day.

Open Daytime; check on the day
Taxi · 558 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ COP 4,202
2

11:30–12:30 · Free

Cali river walk

Stay in the shade where you can.

Open Daylight hours
Taxi · 470 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ COP 4,123
3

13:00–13:45 · Cheap eats; pay per item

Try local food stalls

Lunch at a local stall. Ask what is fresh.

Open Daytime and evening

Day 2

San Antonio and salsa

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 8,690

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

16:00–17:30 · Free to walk

San Antonio neighbourhood walk

Colourful streets and murals. Go slow in the heat.

Open Always open; livelier in the evening
Taxi · 216 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ COP 3,895
2

17:45–18:30 · Free

San Antonio hilltop viewpoint

Stay for sunset. Bring water.

Open Always open
Taxi · 1217 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ COP 4,795
3

19:00–20:30 · Group classes are usually affordable; check on the day

Beginner salsa class

Book ahead. Times vary by school.

Open Varies by school
3

21:30–00:30 · Cover charge varies; check on the day

Salsa night out

Thursday to Saturday is best. Taxi back to your hotel.

Open Late evening into night

2 nights · Food ★ Recommended length

Eaters who want markets, street stalls and Granada's food scene.

Stay: Granada. Leafy, walkable and full of restaurants and cafés. Good base for first-time visitors.

Tickets & tours: ≈ COP 0
Taxis: ≈ COP 16,105
Hotel: COP 360,000–840,000

Day 1

Granada markets and stalls

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 12,266

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 609 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ COP 4,248
1

09:00–10:00 · Pay per item; cheap eats

Mercado de Alianza

Go in the morning for the fullest stalls. Check hours on the day.

Open Morning to early afternoon; check on the day
Taxi · 532 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ COP 4,179
2

10:30–11:30 · Pay per dish; budget a few tens of thousands of COP

Galeria Almagro

Good for a mid-morning snack. Check it is open.

Open Daytime; check on the day
3

12:30–13:15 · Cheap eats; pay per item

Try local food stalls

Lunch at street stalls. Try what locals are eating.

Open Daytime and evening
3

14:00–14:45 · Free

City park stroll

A slow walk to digest.

Open Daylight hours
Taxi back to your hotel · 154 m · ≈ 5 min · ≈ COP 3,839

Day 2

Centro and evening food walk

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 3,839

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

10:00–11:30 · Free to walk

Centro historico walk

Morning is cooler and quieter.

Open Daytime
1

12:00–12:30 · Free; donations welcome

Colonial church visit

Check opening times on the day.

Open Daytime; check on the day
2

18:00–19:00 · Free to walk

Granada neighbourhood walk

Evening is liveliest. Eat as you go.

Open Always open
2

20:00–21:30 · Group classes are usually affordable; check on the day

Beginner salsa class

Optional. Book ahead; times vary.

Open Varies by school
Taxi back to your hotel · 154 m · ≈ 5 min · ≈ COP 3,839

2 nights · Nature ★ Recommended length

Visitors who want viewpoints, parks and green time between city stops.

Tickets & tours: ≈ COP 0
Taxis: ≈ COP 21,829

Day 1

Hills and river

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 12,906

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

08:30–10:00 · Small entry fee; check on the day

Cristo Rey Landmark quest

Go early for cooler air and clearer views. Check hours on the day.

Open Daylight hours; check on the day
Taxi · 6 km · ≈ 20 min · ≈ COP 8,782
2

11:00–12:00 · Free

Cali river walk

Flat and easy. Shade is patchy.

Open Daylight hours
Taxi · 470 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ COP 4,123
3

12:30–13:15 · Cheap eats; pay per item

Try local food stalls

Lunch nearby.

Open Daytime and evening
3

14:00–14:45 · Free

City park stroll

A gentle afternoon stroll.

Open Daylight hours

Day 2

El Peñón and San Antonio sunset

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 8,923

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:00–10:00 · Free

El Peñón viewpoint and park

Daylight hours only. Bring water and sun protection.

Open Daylight hours
Taxi · 1476 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ COP 5,028
2

16:00–17:30 · Free to walk

San Antonio neighbourhood walk

Late afternoon is best.

Open Always open; livelier in the evening
Taxi · 216 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ COP 3,895
3

17:45–18:30 · Free

San Antonio hilltop viewpoint

Sunset spot. Watch your step on the path.

Open Always open

3 nights · Culture

First-timers who want history, street life and a real salsa night.

Tickets & tours: ≈ COP 0
Taxis: ≈ COP 30,445

Day 1

Arrive and ease into Centro

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 8,326

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

15:00–16:30 · Free to walk

Centro historico walk

Flat, easy walk. Keep valuables out of sight and stay on busy streets.

Open Daytime
1

16:45–17:15 · Free; donations welcome

Colonial church visit

Short look inside. Check opening times on the day.

Open Daytime; check on the day
Taxi · 558 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ COP 4,202
2

17:30–18:30 · Free

Cali river walk

Cooler by late afternoon. Daylight only.

Open Daylight hours
Taxi · 470 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ COP 4,123
3

19:00–19:45 · Cheap eats; pay per item

Try local food stalls

Taxi to Granada for dinner. Try a pandebono and an arepa.

Open Daytime and evening

Day 2

City tour and San Antonio

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 8,928

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:00–11:30 · Tip-based or fixed fee; check on the day

Cali city walking tour

Book ahead. Usually morning and afternoon departures.

Open Usually morning and afternoon departures
Taxi · 1481 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ COP 5,033
2

12:30–14:00 · Free to walk

San Antonio neighbourhood walk

Lunch in the neighbourhood, then wander the colourful streets.

Open Always open; livelier in the evening
Taxi · 216 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ COP 3,895
3

17:30–18:15 · Free

San Antonio hilltop viewpoint

Stay for sunset. Short but steep climb.

Open Always open

Day 3

Cristo Rey and salsa

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 9,013

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:30–11:00 · Small entry fee; check on the day

Cristo Rey Landmark quest

Go early for clearer views. Taxi up; check hours on the day.

Open Daylight hours; check on the day
Taxi · 6 km · ≈ 21 min · ≈ COP 9,013
2

12:00–12:45 · Free

City park stroll

Shady stroll before lunch in Granada.

Open Daylight hours
2

15:00–16:30 · Group classes are usually affordable; check on the day

Beginner salsa class

Beginner class. Book a school in Granada; times vary.

Open Varies by school
2

21:00–00:00 · Cover charge varies; check on the day

Salsa night out

Thursday to Saturday is best. Go with a group and keep taxi numbers.

Open Late evening into night

Day 4

Markets and farewell

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 4,179

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:00–10:00 · Pay per item; cheap eats

Mercado de Alianza

Go in the morning for the freshest food. Check hours on the day.

Open Morning to early afternoon; check on the day
Taxi · 532 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ COP 4,179
2

11:00–12:00 · Pay per dish; budget a few tens of thousands of COP

Galeria Almagro

Lunch stop. Daytime only; check on the day.

Open Daytime; check on the day
3

13:00–14:00 · Free to walk

Granada neighbourhood walk

Last look around before heading to the airport.

Open Always open

3 nights · Food

Eaters who want markets, street stalls and Pacific-coast flavours.

Stay: Granada. Leafy, walkable and full of restaurants and cafés. Good base for first-time visitors.

Tickets & tours: ≈ COP 0
Taxis: ≈ COP 59,849
Hotel: COP 540,000–1,260,000

Day 1

Arrive and eat in Granada

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 7,678

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 154 m · ≈ 5 min · ≈ COP 3,839
1

16:00–17:00 · Free to walk

Granada neighbourhood walk

Easy intro to the food streets. Livelier in the evening.

Open Always open
1

18:00–18:45 · Cheap eats; pay per item

Try local food stalls

Start with snacks: empanadas, arepas, fresh juice.

Open Daytime and evening
1

20:00–21:30 · Group classes are usually affordable; check on the day

Beginner salsa class

Optional. Burn off dinner; book ahead.

Open Varies by school
Taxi back to your hotel · 154 m · ≈ 5 min · ≈ COP 3,839

Day 2

Market morning and Centro

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 18,128

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 609 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ COP 4,248
1

09:00–10:00 · Pay per item; cheap eats

Mercado de Alianza

Best in the morning. Try fruit you don't know and a hot lunch plate.

Open Morning to early afternoon; check on the day
Taxi · 558 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ COP 4,202
2

11:00–12:30 · Free to walk

Centro historico walk

Walk it off. Daytime only.

Open Daytime
3

13:30–14:30 · Pay per dish; budget a few tens of thousands of COP

Galeria Almagro

Lunch. Daytime; check on the day.

Open Daytime; check on the day
Taxi · 1255 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ COP 4,829
4

17:30–18:15 · Free

San Antonio hilltop viewpoint

Sunset, then dinner nearby.

Open Always open
Taxi back to your hotel · 1276 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ COP 4,848

Day 3

Cristo Rey and a big dinner

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 21,878

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 6 km · ≈ 21 min · ≈ COP 9,026
1

09:30–11:00 · Small entry fee; check on the day

Cristo Rey Landmark quest

Morning is cooler. Check hours on the day.

Open Daylight hours; check on the day
Taxi · 6 km · ≈ 21 min · ≈ COP 9,013
2

12:00–12:45 · Free

City park stroll

Light stroll before a long lunch.

Open Daylight hours
2

13:30–14:15 · Cheap eats; pay per item

Try local food stalls

Lunchtime stalls. Ask what is fresh.

Open Daytime and evening
2

21:00–00:00 · Cover charge varies; check on the day

Salsa night out

Late dinner and dancing, Thursday to Saturday.

Open Late evening into night
Taxi back to your hotel · 154 m · ≈ 5 min · ≈ COP 3,839

Day 4

Slow morning, then fly

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 12,165

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:30–10:00 · Free; donations welcome

Colonial church visit

Quick look in Centro. Check hours on the day.

Open Daytime; check on the day
Taxi · 558 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ COP 4,202
2

10:15–11:15 · Free

Cali river walk

Daylight only. Good coffee stops nearby.

Open Daylight hours
Taxi · 470 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ COP 4,123
3

12:00–13:00 · Free to walk

Granada neighbourhood walk

Final lunch before the airport.

Open Always open
Taxi back to your hotel · 154 m · ≈ 5 min · ≈ COP 3,839

3 nights · Nature

Visitors who want viewpoints, parks and green breathing room between city stops.

Tickets & tours: ≈ COP 0
Taxis: ≈ COP 36,198

Day 1

Arrive and river walk

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 4,202

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

16:00–17:00 · Free

Cali river walk

Daylight only. Flat and easy.

Open Daylight hours
Taxi · 558 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ COP 4,202
2

17:15–18:45 · Free to walk

Centro historico walk

Short city loop before dinner. Daytime.

Open Daytime
3

19:00–19:45 · Cheap eats; pay per item

Try local food stalls

Dinner in Granada.

Open Daytime and evening

Day 2

Cristo Rey and El Peñón

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 18,638

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

08:30–10:00 · Small entry fee; check on the day

Cristo Rey Landmark quest

Early for cooler air and clearer views. Check hours on the day.

Open Daylight hours; check on the day
Taxi · 5 km · ≈ 19 min · ≈ COP 8,447
2

11:00–12:00 · Free

El Peñón viewpoint and park

Park and viewpoint. Daylight hours.

Open Daylight hours
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ COP 5,395
3

14:00–14:45 · Free

City park stroll

Afternoon shade in Granada.

Open Daylight hours
Taxi · 1217 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ COP 4,795
4

17:30–18:15 · Free

San Antonio hilltop viewpoint

Sunset finish.

Open Always open

Day 3

City tour and salsa

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 8,326

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:00–11:30 · Tip-based or fixed fee; check on the day

Cali city walking tour

Book ahead. Usually morning and afternoon departures.

Open Usually morning and afternoon departures
Taxi · 558 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ COP 4,202
2

12:30–13:30 · Pay per item; cheap eats

Mercado de Alianza

Lunch at the market. Morning to early afternoon.

Open Morning to early afternoon; check on the day
Taxi · 470 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ COP 4,123
3

15:30–17:00 · Group classes are usually affordable; check on the day

Beginner salsa class

Beginner class; times vary by school.

Open Varies by school
3

21:00–00:00 · Cover charge varies; check on the day

Salsa night out

Optional. Thursday to Saturday is best.

Open Late evening into night

Day 4

Green morning, then fly

Tickets ≈ COP 0 pp · taxis ≈ COP 5,033

1

09:30–11:00 · Free to walk

San Antonio neighbourhood walk

Quiet streets and views before checkout.

Open Always open; livelier in the evening
Taxi · 1481 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ COP 5,033
2

11:15–11:45 · Free; donations welcome

Colonial church visit

Quick stop in Centro. Check hours on the day.

Open Daytime; check on the day
3

12:00–12:45 · Cheap eats; pay per item

Try local food stalls

Early lunch, then the airport.

Open Daytime and evening

Swap in instead

Salsa fans: swap a sightseeing afternoon for a beginner dance class in Granada. Prices vary; book a day ahead.
Birdwatchers: a guided early-morning trip to a nearby cloud-forest reserve is worth a half day. Check conditions on the day.
History buffs: add a half day for the gold museum and the colonial churches in Centro, with a taxi back before dark.

Getting around

MIO buses run in exclusive lanes with air-conditioned cars and smart-card payment.
MIO card costs about COP$6,000; a single ride is about COP$3,500.
About 23 urban bus companies also cover the city; a regular trip is about COP$3,500.
Taxis are fast and affordable; call one and check the meter is running.
Ride apps like Uber and DiDi operate in Cali; use official taxis at night.
Walking works in Granada and San Antonio; use taxis after dark.

Where to stay

Granada · ≈ COP 180,000–420,000 a night
Leafy, walkable and full of restaurants and cafés. Good base for first-time visitors.
El Peñón · ≈ COP 150,000–350,000 a night
Quiet, central and close to the river; a short taxi ride to Granada and San Antonio.
San Antonio · ≈ COP 140,000–320,000 a night
Colonial hilltop lanes with cafés and sunset views. Charming but hilly; take taxis after dark.
Centro · ≈ COP 90,000–220,000 a night
Cheapest and most historic, near the gold museum and markets. Busy and rough-edged at night.

Food & drink

Try local snacks: pandebono (cheese bread), aborrajados (fried plantain with cheese) and cholado, a fruit-and-ice cup.
Lunch at a market or a set-menu 'corrientazo' spot: soup, rice, beans and meat for a low price. Check the day's price on the board.
Look for Pacific-coast cooking: fish and shellfish in coconut sauce, plus fried plantain. Ask what is fresh that day.
Granada and San Antonio have the widest choice of cafés and restaurants; book ahead on weekend evenings.
Coffee is excellent. Order tinto (black) or a latte at a local café rather than a chain.

Tips

Known as the 'Capital of Salsa'; take a dance class or visit a local club
Cali has a very distinctive, high-energy culture
Stay in safe tourist areas and use Uber for travel at night
The city is famous for its mild evenings despite the tropical heat
Try local sugar cane-based juices and snacks

Sources for prices and hours

Taxi costs are estimates from straight-line distance and the metered fare. Map positions are approximate.

Tours & activities

Take this tour to unlock 1 landmark quest

San Antonio

Explore Cali's historical downtown
Learn about the city's history and culture
189 reviews · 4.8 rating

Cultural tourLocal guide

Shared Tour Cali's Historical Downtown

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.8 (189)

$20View tour

Take this tour to unlock 1 landmark quest

San Antonio

Taste a variety of local street food
Discover Cali's culinary scene
92 reviews · 4.8 rating

Food tastingsLocal guide

Street Food Tour with a Range of Food & Drink Tastings

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.8 (92)

$37View tour

Take this tour to unlock 1 landmark quest

Cerro de las Tres Cruces

Hike to the Tres Cruces monument
Enjoy panoramic views of Cali
24 reviews · 4.8 rating

Hike includedGuide

TRES CRUCES - Cali's most popular hike and monument

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.8 (24)

$50View tour

Take this tour to unlock 1 landmark quest

Cristo Rey

Visit the Cristo Rey statue
Learn about its significance
16 reviews · 4.9 rating

Transport includedGuide

Cristo Rey Monument with transport

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.9 (16)

$40View tour

Take this tour to unlock 1 landmark quest

San Antonio

Explore the San Antonio neighborhood
Sample local flavors and secrets
15 reviews · 4.9 rating

Walking tourFood tastings

Flavors and Secrets Walking Tour of San Antonio

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.9 (15)

$29View tour

Souvenirs

Macetas candy

COP 15000–350001 small piece · estimate

A traditional Cali craft: sugar candy shaped and decorated by hand, often in the form of small flowers or figures. It is a local sweet tied to the city's craft heritage.

Where: San Antonio workshops and traditional candy shops

The candy breaks easily, so pack it carefully in your bag.

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Getting in

Getting around

Weather by month

Climate

Landmarks 6

Must-see · 6

Cristo Rey

Cerro de las Tres Cruces

San Antonio

Museo del Oro

La Merced

Zoológico de Cali

Cultural

Statue 1

Christian 1

Museum 1

Old Town 1

Natural

Mountain 1

Activities

Zoo 1

Plans

Centro historico walk

Colonial church visit

Try local food stalls

San Antonio neighbourhood walk

San Antonio hilltop viewpoint

Salsa night out

Mercado de Alianza

Galeria Almagro

Try local food stalls

Granada neighbourhood walk

Beginner salsa class

El Peñón viewpoint and park

City park stroll

Try local food stalls

Cali river walk

San Antonio hilltop viewpoint

Centro historico walk

Colonial church visit

Try local food stalls

San Antonio neighbourhood walk

San Antonio hilltop viewpoint

Salsa night out

Mercado de Alianza

Galeria Almagro

Granada neighbourhood walk

Beginner salsa class

Try local food stalls

City park stroll

Cali river walk

Try local food stalls

El Peñón viewpoint and park

Cristo Rey Landmark quest

Centro historico walk

Colonial church visit

Cali river walk

Try local food stalls

San Antonio neighbourhood walk

San Antonio hilltop viewpoint

Beginner salsa class

Salsa night out

Mercado de Alianza

Galeria Almagro

Try local food stalls

City park stroll

Centro historico walk

Colonial church visit

Granada neighbourhood walk

Beginner salsa class

Cristo Rey Landmark quest

Cali river walk

Try local food stalls

City park stroll

El Peñón viewpoint and park

San Antonio neighbourhood walk

San Antonio hilltop viewpoint

Centro historico walk