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If you live in Centenario, you don't need a clock to know it's six in the evening. That's the exact moment the neighborhood changes its skin. It's not a dramati

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History & HeritageCentenario at Night: Between Old-School Cantinas, Family Homes, and Silence
If you live in Centenario, you don't need a clock to know it's six in the evening. That's the exact moment the neighborhood changes its skin. It's not a dramati
History & HeritageThe Cali That Was: A Memory of Neighborhood Cinemas, Theaters, and Variety Halls
Before shopping malls with multiplexes existed, and before the cell phone replaced conversation in line, the cinema was the social heart of Cali. I'm not referr
History & HeritageCali on Foot: The Neighborhood Guide for the Urban Walker (Safe Routes and Architectural Secrets)
Many think that Cali is not a city for walking, but that couldn't be further from the truth. With its warm climate, vibrant streets, and rich architectural heri
History & HeritageGreen and Secret Cali: Guide to the ecological corridors and urban wetlands that few tourists know
Cali, known for its salsa and warm people, is also a hidden paradise for nature lovers. Tourists often focus on the most popular attractions, but the city hides
History & HeritageThe Cristo Rey You Don't Know: The Secret History of Its Construction and Its Myths
There's a question few people from Cali ask themselves when they go up to the cerro de Los Cristales: why is there a 26-meter Christ looking over the city from
History & HeritageBeyond the MIO: The Definitive Guide to Walking and Cycling Routes Through Cali's Green Corridors
Beyond the MIO: The Definitive Guide to Walking and Cycling Routes Through Cali's Green Corridors
History & HeritageCali on Two Wheels: A Guide to Bike Lanes, Bicycle Rentals, and Safe Routes to Explore the City Like a Local
Here, you don't need to be a high-performance athlete to get around on two wheels. The city has a relatively flat topography in its urban area, a climate that c
History & HeritageCali a pie de olla: guide to markets and market squares to eat like a local from Cali (Alameda, Santa Elena and El
Ask any true-born local from Cali where to find the best sancocho in the city, and they won't mention a restaurant with white tablecloths. They'll tell you abou
History & HeritageEl Hoyo: The Neighborhood of Poets and Salsa Brava That Doesn't Appear in Guidebooks
If you think Cali is only the Zona Rosa of the Granada neighborhood or Parque del Perro, you are missing the real city. A few blocks from downtown, between Call
History & HeritageVergel: the Cali neighborhood where salsa is danced on the corner and cooked with family
If you arrive in Cali asking about salsa, they'll tell you about Juanchito, Calle del Sabor, or the clubs in the south. But if you ask about the salsa that is l
History & HeritageCali de bajito: A Guide to Neighborhood Markets and Galleries to Eat Like a Local and Take Home a Real Souvenir
If you really want to get to know Cali, you have to get up early. And I don't mean going out partying until 5 in the morning (although that is also very Cali),
History & HeritageCali's Hidden Courtyards: A Guide to Finding Bars and Restaurants in Heritage Houses in the Centro and San Antonio
Walking through the Centro of Cali and the slopes of San Antonio is like leafing through a family album of the city. Among modern buildings and renovated facade