The building which houses the Tayrona Gold Museum on the north side of Bolivar Park was the first to be built in the city in 1530 and its first use was as Government House. In the museum, which seeks to rescue the historical and cultural heritage of the region, you can see the different native techniques in jewellery. It is also called the Customs House.
^^ They are mostly bars/restaurants. They are located in Santander Park, better known as 'Parque de los Novios'. That's where people meet for nightlife and fun.
The grey and purple house hosts Ouzo, one of the most popular restaurants in town.
This hacienda is where Simón Bolívar spent his last days in 1830 before succumbing to either tuberculosis or arsenic poisoning, depending on whom you believe. The hacienda was owned by a Spanish supporter of Colombia's independence who invited Bolívar to stay and take a rest before his journey to exile in Europe, but Bolívar died before he could complete the journey.
Several monuments have been built on the grounds in remembrance of Bolívar, the most imposing of which is a massive central structure called the Altar de la Patria, inside which a haughty Bolívar looks down.
Just to the right of this is the Museo Bolivariano, which features works of art donated by Latin American artists, including those from Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, the countries liberated by Bolívar.
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