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Somewhat functional with somewhat lively, somewhat hidden gem, somewhat trendy character.

Discover the colorful spirit of Guatapé in Callejón Julia Pastusa, a lively, brightly painted street adorned with stunning hanging floral decorations. Step into an authentic Colombian small town experience vibrant with local leather goods, rustic cobblestone paths, and artisan craftsmanship. Let the warm sunlight and cheerful hues invite you to stroll this picturesque alley, immersing yourself in the vibrant culture and artisanal heritage of Antioquia’s most charming village.

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Year-round, mornings and early afternoons ideal for bright light and lively street activity

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Year-round, mornings and early afternoons ideal for bright light and lively street activity

1–2 hours

Comfortable walking shoes, Camera or smartphone for colorful street photography, Sun protection, hat or scarf, and Local currency (COP) for purchases

Culture Seekers, Foodies, Solo Travelers, Couples, and Photographers

The nearest airport is José María Córdova International Airport (MDE), approximately 1 hour by car from Guatapé.

Stay in charming guesthouses and boutique hotels in Guatapé's main plaza area, all within walking distance of Callejón Julia Pastusa.Book a stay →

Complement your visit with a boat tour of Guatapé reservoir, hiking up the Rock of Guatapé (La Piedra), or exploring the colorful main square.

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