Manzanares
Discover the magic of the color yellow.
20 °C average · 6 places to stay · 0 places to eat
Surrounded by mountains and natural beauty, a tourist destination that combines history, religion, and the traditional aguardiente amarillo (yellow aguardiente). Here we invite you to explore a place full of singularities.
What to expect
Visit the spectacular Basílica Menor de San Antonio de Padua
The Basílica Menor de San Antonio de Padua is an architectural jewel and a testimony to the rich religious history of the region. You will admire its imposing façade and explore its interior, decorated with beautiful works of art brought from Italy. You will tour the basilica, which will let you learn more about the Catholic influence on the lives of local residents.
Visit Cerro Monserrate and Guadalupe
Although the hills of Monserrate and Guadalupe are best known in Bogotá, Manzanares has its own versions of these mountains, which will offer you impressive panoramic views. You can climb it to enjoy a majestic view of the mountain landscape that surrounds the municipality. Cerro Guadalupe, for its part, will offer you a quiet space for contemplation and connection with nature.
Aguardiente Amarillo: a cultural treasure Aguardiente Amarillo is a traditional alcoholic beverage from Caldas. Its history is intertwined with the cultural identity of the region. This drink is characterized by its smooth flavor and golden color. Its history begins here in 1885, with Camilo Jiménez, a farmer from the municipality who sold it in barrels on muleback, until the Industria Licorera de Caldas bought the formula. Immerse yourself in this unique destination to experience authentic rural Colombia. ¡Caldas es Natural y Manzanares te encantará!
Manzanares is part of what Caldas offers visitors, in the Oriente subregion. Caldas es Natural lists 6 registered tourism providers in the municipality .
