Don’t be a trapped in Taganga. One of Colombia’s most picturesque towns is an exercise in finding trips to empty beaches.
From producing fine sugarcane to hosting tourists with adventure sports, Tobia is a sweet escape.
From their Chapinero boutique, the López sisters revamp vintage clothing for Bogotá’s fashionistas.
This French bakery in La Candelaria sells delicious almond croissants and an assortment of fresh bread.
French architect Le Corbusier envisioned a Bogotá expanding beyond the city center far before the modern sprawl.
Gustavo Yacamán races the Indy circuits and contributes to greater climate change awareness in his native Colombia.
This authentic French restaurant offers a variety of classic dishes as well as savoury and sweet crepes.
The launch of P.F. Chang’s brings more choice of Chinese food culture to a city with its share of international “themes.”
An art auction by the Corporación Matamoros hopes to raise more than $600 million pesos to help wounded veterans.
May is African Heritage Month in Colombia, shining a spotlight on the nation’s large Afro-Colombian community.
The Jepírachi wind farm in La Guajira brings modernization into conflict with a traditional way of life.
Galería Sextante held a gala opening for Cercanías, an exhibition of photographer Carlos Eduardo Hellmund.
Colombia’s emerald industry relies on guaqueros, men and women who risk everything searching for “green fire.”
If you’re looking for the best hamburgers in Bogotá, these titans of carne in the capital city can’t be beat.
Nobsa, Boyacá hosts an annual International Ruana Day to celebrate the traditional Muisca garment.
The prospect of strong annual earnings and a stable investor climate draws foreign banking to Colombia.