Cali

It is a land of extremes: from snow-capped mountains to clear warm ocean waters, from hot herbal drinks in the capital Bogota’ to refreshing drinks close to the jungle, from ancient mysteries about la Ciudad Perdida to ever-changing modern history in Cartagena. Colombia is best discovered through the voices and the stories of the local storytellers, at the markets and bazars and in the streets where the people gather and socialize. These stories will tell about a far away past when the land was owned by tribes, which explains many of the cities and squares’ names. They will also tell about the colonial times, when the European entered and change the country’s path and shaped the Colombia we know today. And through the stories, many moments of modern history will find an explanation while many other will not, as Colombia is a country that is still healing from recent wounds related to drug trafficking and money laundering. Colombia is also a land where music and sounds play an important role. Listen to Colombians playing their local instruments and dancing in the cities at every market or square on Sunday mornings, as this way of expression is widely spread among the population. Or just listen to Shakira, her songs tell much about this country too!

Colombia

Valle del Cauca

Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 a.m. at 7:00 p.m.
Sundays from 2:00 p.m. at 6:00 p.m.
Closed Monday.

Entry fee to exhibitions

General public contribution: $ 10,000
Students and Adults Older than 60: $ 5,000
Groups of adults over 5 people: $ 7,000
Affiliates Comfandi (Presenting Card): $ 7,000

* The ticket office closes 15 minutes before closing.
* Casa Obeso Mejía opens its doors according to the exhibition, cultural and academic agenda proposed for this space.

Cinematheque

General contribution: $ 7,000
Students: $ 5,000

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Museo La Tertulia

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