Barranquilla gears up for its carnival and cast of colorful characters. Here, a guide to who’s who in this Kingdom of the street.
When King Momo and the Queen of Carnaval raise the flag over Barranquilla, carnival is officially underway. Here, some tips to better enjoy this world heritage event.
It’s all fun and dance from January to mid year as Colombia rolls out its exhaustive fiesta calendar. Take your pick on which party suits you best.
It’s not what Orwell had in mind when he wrote Animal Farm, but when on the coast, el Solar, is fun for the whole family, including yours.
Rare historical image of the Hotel Victoria in Barranquilla, dated 1892 and the American flag raised over the U.S Consulate.
Barranquilla is bustling to a confident business vibe. Enjoy this city without the carnival commotion
March ushers in one of the largest street parties in the Americas: the legendary Carnaval de Barranquilla.
From “après Lit” on ramparts to all night rumba in Barranquilla, Colombia hosts festivals until March.
With its long history of receiving immigrants, Barranquilla today is a business hub that celebrates diversity.
More than just a Carnival, Colombia’s fourth largest city is quickly becoming a Caribbean investment and business hub.
Celebrating 200 years of history, this year’s Carnival in Barranquilla promises a spectacle of culture, music and tradition.