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A real colonial town outside Bogota, with one of South America's largest cobblestone plazas.
A private day trip from Bogota to Villa de Leyva, a well-preserved colonial town in Boyaca with an exclusive vehicle and guide for your group.
Villa de Leyva is a real, well-preserved colonial town in the department of Boyaca, roughly 3 hours from Bogota, known for its enormous cobblestone main plaza — among the largest in South America — and whitewashed colonial buildings. This private day trip includes an exclusive vehicle and your own guide for the full round trip, with time to walk the plaza, colonial streets, and surrounding countryside.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Pickup from your Bogota hotel in a private vehicle.
Walk one of South America's largest cobblestone squares, ringed by colonial-era buildings.
Explore the town's whitewashed colonial architecture on foot.
See the scenic highland landscape on the drive to and from Bogota.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private day trip from Bogota to Villa de Leyva, a well-preserved colonial town in Boyaca with an exclusive vehicle and guide for your group. Villa de Leyva is a real, well-preserved colonial town in the department of Boyaca, roughly 3 hours from Bogota, known for its enormous cobblestone main plaza — among the largest in South America — and whitewashed colonial buildings. This private day trip includes an exclusive vehicle and your own guide for the full round trip, with time to walk the plaza, colonial streets, and surrounding countryside.
Villa de Leyva was founded on 12 June 1572 and named after the colonial governor Andres Diaz Venero de Leiva. Its main square covers about 14,000 square meters and is often described as the largest in Colombia, with South America-level claims varying by source.
The surrounding area is known for fossils: the region was once seabed, and the nearby landscape includes dry desert-like stretches unusual for the Andes. The town's colonial look is preserved partly because it declined in the 18th century, leaving older buildings intact rather than replaced.
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