A priceless pre-Columbian artefact has been recovered in London by Art Recovery Group and handed over to the Colombian Embassy.
Google Street View has its cameras on Colombia’s San Agustín park declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995.
Colombia’s legendary Crown of the Andes recently sold to New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Ministers from Spain and Colombia reached an agreement Monday to display the San José galleon fortune for the public in a museum.
Colombia’s newly re-opened Ethnographic Museum in Leticia takes visitors on a journey through the Amazon past and present.
Colombia’s high court freed Col. Alfonso Plazas, who had been imprisoned over disappearances during the 1985 Palace of Justice siege.
After three centuries, the fight over the San José galleon and its billions in treasure rages on between Colombia, Spain and a U.S. salvage company.
The San José, a Spanish galleon rumored to contain as much as US$17 billion in treasure, has been found in deep Colombian waters.
The director of Global Heritage Fund’s Colombia program is an archaeologist whose ongoing work in ‘Ciudad Perdida’ has contributed to our understanding of the Tairona.
After a six year overhaul of a heritage house, the Central Bank relaunches Santa Marta’s Tairona Gold Museum.
After more than a decade in Madrid’s Museum of the Americas, 691 pre-Columbian relics return to Colombia.
A peace negotiation requires some ceding. Can the Colombian government and guerrillas exude some humility regarding 50 years of conflict?
One tour operator in Bogotá wants to scare clients into believing that the real fun happens six feet under.
A solitary horseman on the flats of the Magdalena River recalls the creoles of the independence campaign against Spain.
The quest for gold churned up plenty of mud and memories of Muisca mayhem. A brief history of a lake and a legend.
Time seems to stand still in Colombia’s capital. Despite digital and decay, some clocks are turning their hands once again.