
Jericó, Antioquia
Jericó
Hilltop heritage town, birthplace of Colombia's first saint
Relaxed$$ day-trip colonial spiritual overnight views
Jericó is a colonial town in southwest Antioquia known for its colorful streets, mountain viewpoints and spiritual heritage as the birthplace of Santa Laura Montoya, Colombia's first saint. It was one of eight Colombian towns put forward to UN Tourism's Best Tourism Villages program.
Why we love it
- Visit Santa Laura's birthplace museum and sanctuary
- Hike up Cerro El Salvador for the views
- Shop for traditional carriel leather bags
Enjoy it safely
A calm, small town; the main consideration is the long winding drive, so go by day.
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