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May 19, 2024

　　Buca's colorful, well-organized central market is worth a stroll, especially for its 4th-floor food court with all manner of local eats and mountain vistas to boot.

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Jardin Botánico Eloy Valenzuela
Santander
　　Located a short walk from the park in Floridablanca, this lush botanic garden beside a pretty stream is a good place to take a break from the city, although you can still hear the frenzied traffic in the distance. In addition to wonderful trees covered with drooping moss, it has...
Casa de la Cultura
Santander
　　One of Bucaramanga's best preserved colonial mansions, the Casa de la Cultura is currently occupied by an educational institution, but visitors are free to have a look inside. Its two courtyards feature changing art exhibits. ...
Mercado Central
Santander
　　Buca's colorful, well-organized central market is worth a stroll, especially for its 4th-floor food court with all manner of local eats and mountain vistas to boot. ...
Museo Casa de Bolívar
Santander
　　Another piece in the historical jigsaw of Simón Bolívar's life (Colombia is full of them), this slightly musty museum is housed in a colonial mansion where the libertador stayed for two months in 1828. One room is dedicated to Bolívar and his exploits, while the rest of the suites tell...
Museo de Arte Moderno de Bucaramanga
Santander
　　A bright little museum with two exhibition rooms with rotating exhibits of modern paintings and sculptures. There's also a garden with sculptures and a cafe. ...
Iglesia de San Laureano
Santander
　　This twin-towered, pale-yellow, colonial-period church dominates the east side of Parque García Rovira. ...
Catedral de la Sagrada Familia
Santander
　　Facing Parque Santander is Buca's most substantial piece of religious architecture. Constructed over nearly a century (1770–1865), it's a massive, eclectic edifice with fine stained-glass windows and a ceramic cupola brought from Mexico. ...
Capilla de los Dolores
Santander
　　In Parque García Rovira, this diminutive chapel is Bucaramanga's oldest surviving church; it was erected in stone from 1748 to 1750. Its simple whitewashed facade is a fine example of the colonial architecture that was once prominent in the center. ...
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