The site of the 2013 World Games, Cali is the sporting epicenter of Colombia. Pristine golf courses and countless opportunities for adventure sports in local parks, mountains and deserts are a big draw. Cultural attractions in Cali reflect the area’s rich indigenous history and European influence. Visit an archaeological park to experience tombs, ruins and cave paintings, or celebrate with the locals at a cultural festival. Show off your salsa in a lively nightclub, then spend the next morning recovering with an aromatic cup of that famous Colombian coffee.
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Caliwood Cinema Museum its located in Cali, Colombia. The newly opened museum is currently the only cinema museum in the country preserving the largest collection of theatre projectors, movie cameras, photo cameras, posters, and memorabilia.
Caliwood is a fantastic museum that has an outstanding collection of cameras, film posters, movie reels, and other items that any film buff would love. The guided tour was great, and the owner is amiable and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!
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It is the only civil aviation and railroad museum in Colombia. See 27 full size aircraft and 4 locomotives, two model airports and two giant working model railroad layouts. More than 3500 models, many in realistic dioramas and the largest collection of airline flatware. There is also a collection of 30 uniforms and flying suits, both military and civilian.
As a family of four (my husband and our two adult daughters) we visited this exhibition in December 2017 and were very impressed. It's an excellent and vast collection of various means of transportation worth spending an afternoon or even a day to look at it closely. We are very grateful to Mr. Jose Guillermo Pardo for his passionate and detailed tour and historical knowledge. It is this type of exhibits that make me very proud of my hometown, Cali. Keep up the excellent work and I hope the city of Cali can provide additional funds to expand the exhibition to fit more airplanes and trains.
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Great exposure to both a spanish colonial hacienda and the history of Panela production throughout the whole country. Definitely worth the drive from Cali.
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The MUSA houses the largest and most diverse collection of pre-Columbian ceramic pieces in Colombia, which are exhibited at its venues in Bogotá and Cali. The museum's collection shows not only the aesthetic variety of pre-Columbian peoples, but can also serve as a window to research their sophisticated ways of understanding and explaining life, death and the world. Today, we hold thirteen thousand objects representing the main cultures that inhabited the country: Tairona, Muisca, Guane, Quimbaya, Calima, Nariño, Sinú, Tumaco, San Agustín, Tierradentro, among others.
Fascinating good value museum. Definitely worth a visit if you are in Cali as it holds some interesting and well displayed pre-Columbia’s artefacts. There are good English translations as well. Housed in a beautiful and well-kept Colonial building with a lovely garden courtyard with hummingbirds. Just lovely.
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La Tertulia Museum seeks to inspire in our environment, curiosity, delight and appreciation for the arts and other manifestations of culture. To fulfill this purpose the museum develops educational programs, exhibits, research and publications, collecting and preserving works of modern and contemporary art. These activities take place in an environment whose characteristics make the above a unique experience.1500 works of the leading artists of the American plastic. The collection of important modern art that exists in Colombia. The third collection of graphic art more important in Latin America.
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Ensure you take the time to walk inside the church to see the two different sections of it. There is some interesting history involved in this church specifically.
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The museum is well curated. The free guided tours are a wonderful way of visiting it. Our guide was John Edisson and he was professional and clear.
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El Museo Libre de Arte Público de Colombia es una institución museal privada, sin ánimo de lucro, abierta al público de manera permanente, que busca fomentar la autoestima social y la empatía territorial a través de la investigación, documentación, interpretación, comunicación, narrativa, exhibición y conservación de testimonios materiales e inmateriales del arte público. Construimos tejido social a través de las artes plásticas Re-significando Territorios, desde el espacio físico y el relacionamiento humano. No llevamos la gente al museo, llevamos el museo a la gente.
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El Palomar was founded in Cali’s San Antonio neighborhood, one of the city’s most traditional by Phazán Valencia family back in 1975. From the very beginning they decided that El Palomar would strive to establish an entirely a new artistic expression, based on their own conception of the life. From the very beginning they decided that El Palomar would strive to establish an entirely a new artistic expression, based on their own conception of the life. The miscegenation of pre-Columbian peoples with Spanish colonists and newcomers provided the original inspiration for the ceramic creations of El Palomar’s founders. This inspiration has been carefully nurtured by their offspring, Jessica Pazán and Ravel Pazán, as their esthetics and creativity find expression in a diversity of styles and designs. Our artwork reflect a style of our very own, redolent with images and symbols of a pre- Columbian world who, when melded with the colonists that followed, produced a vital, sensual
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